Csornay Boldizsár - Dobos Zsuzsa - Varga Ágota - Zakariás János szerk.: A Szépművészeti Múzeum közleményei 99. (Budapest, 2003)

DÁGI, MARIANNA: 'Tinkers' and 'Patchers': Some Notes on the Ancient Repairs of Greek Vases

22. d The drill holes on the removed foot. Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts The holes are 2.5 and 3 mm in diameter. On the base of the type of the repairs and the remains of lead I consider the repairs to be Antique on both the handle and the foot of the krater.

81 *15. Fragment of a Centuripean lekanis (figs. 23. a-b) Inv. no. T.601. 2

nd century BC. Acquired from Paul Arndt. Bibi: Oroszlán, op.cit. (no. 14) 94, F.56. Restored: stuck together. There are three pairs of cylindrical drill holes on the fragment: two along the sides of the fragment, next to fractures (fig. 23. a), the third on the top of the 81 A similarly alien foot was used in Antiquity for the completion of a Siana cup attributed to the Heidelberg Painter (Taranto, inv. no. 52170) and a kylix signed by Exekias as potter in Paris (inv. no. CP 332 F [54]). A foot of a Siana cup was used in both cases. See Brijder, H.A.G., Siana Cups I and Komast Cups, Amsterdam 1983, 40.