C-Ware – bottle C-0093

The designs are all vertical and occupy the whole height of the vessel. These designs are as follows. Group of three plant stems with short leaves on either sides. To the right, two connected panels filled with parallel oblique lines; the orientation of the oblique lines are different in each panel, so that they give the impression of downturned chevrons with a line running throught their centre; however, from the published drawing, it seems that not all the oblique lines are connected at their extremity to another one in the adjacent panel, so that they were not drawn as chevrons. To the right, series of crosshatched rectangles connected to a vertical line on their right side. To the right is a plant design similar to the three described above and two connected panels with oblique lines alos similar to those described above. Finally, series of triangles pointing alternatingly to left and right, with those to the right being larger; all these triangles are filled with a hatching consisting of parallel vertical lines.

From the published drawing, it is possible that the inside of the mouth of the bottle is decorated with parallel vertical lines, but these are not mentioned in the description written by Quibell (1905).