Two fragments, one from the foot ring and the other from the wall. Exterior: on the body is a series of thirteen horizontal lines unevenly spaced and placed close together. The lower portions of five (originally six) rays spring from a single thin line just above the joining of the foot. The rays are executed carelessly and their bases placed far apart. Another line of glaze appears on the edge of the foot. The bottom of the foot is reserved, while the slant of the foot ring is glazed. On the convex reserved area in the center are four incised circles followed by two thin circles of glaze. The throwing of the vase is excellent, but the glaze is applied carelessly. Interior glazed. Glaze: exterior, reddish orange; interior, orange turning to brownish orange near the top of the wall fragment. Clay: hard and smooth. Pink in hue. Munsell no. 7.5 YR 7/4 (pink).

The carelessness of the decoration and the distance between the bases of the rays suggest a date in TR.