Terracotta fragments of a kylix (drinking cup)

Interior, meander and cross squares; Exterior of the rim fragment, at the far left, part of the bent arm of a male?; youth, looking up, holding a red fillet in both hands; part of a circumscribed palmette; start of handle root; a second fragment has part of the belly, forelegs, and chest of a horse to right, and the cloak of a Thracian rider; a third fragment depicts part of the belly and foreleg of a horse to right, and the cloak from a Thracian rider; a fourth fragment shows two legs of a horse and the cloak from a Thracian rider; a fifth fragment shows neck and chest of horse with reins and the hindquarters and tail of a horse to right; a sixth fragment depicts the extended arm of a draped figure with a stick?; a seventh fragment, which is the smallest, has an unidentified subject

Credit: Gift of Dietrich von Bothmer, Distinguished Research Curator, Greek and Roman Art, 2011