object type / vase shape: Chalkidian column krater with lid
<p>- description lid: boars 
- belly A: Helena (in close fitting elegant dress) turning away from Paris (who lost the duel with Menelaos) (Homer Ilias 3); Andromache (veilled as chaste housewife) with Hektor (armed as hoplite), youth (Kebriones or Troilos) on horseback leading void horse (Homer Ilias 6), flying eagle over the back of the horses; name inscriptions in the Chalkidian alphabet: ΗΕΛΕΝΕ, ΠΑΡΙΣ, ΑΝΔΡΟΜΑΧΕ, ΕΚΤΟΡ
- B: 2 young horsemen galloping to the left,  birds
- under each handle: running / walking bearded man
- production place: Rhegion (?)
- painter / group: Painter / Group of the Inscribed Amphorai / Inscription Painter
- period / date: ripe archaic, ca. 550-530 BC
- material: pottery (clay)
- height (including lid): 45.7 cm
- height (without lid): 37.9 cm
- diameter rim: 28.3 cm
- findspot: Vulci (Feoli collection)
- museum / inventory number: Würzburg, Martin von Wagner Museum L 160 (lid: L 161)
- bibliography: Andreas Rumpf, Chalkidische Vasen, Berlin, Leipzig 1927, cat. 14
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