Complete decorative plate with a large chip (5/8 in.) at the top left, which was repaired with tape and one small chip at the bottom edge. The glaze has crazed over the entire plate. On the top of the plate from the outside edge, there is a thin black band (1/16 in.), a white band (1/16 in.), a Greek Meander pattern in red and black (9/16 in.), a white band (1/16 in.), a black band (7/16 in.), a white band (1/16 in.), and the tondo in the center. The tondo features a sacrifice scene. At the left, there is a two-stepped altar. The center has two men. The man in the foreground kneels on his left knee and holds the pig under the chest and the mouth. The standing man in the background holds a large knife in his left hand and reaches out to the altar with his right hand. On the left, there is a palm tree. The groundline is denoted by a white band (1/16 in.) and is interrupted to the left of the palm tree. The figures are in white (the color of the clay), the background is black, and there are added details in red. The bottom of the plate has a small chip at the top right. There are also two holes drilled into the ring foot for the attachment of a string so that the plate can be hung on the wall. In the center of the bottom is a maker's mark. It says "KERAMIKOS ATHENS-GREECE HAND MADE." Below this, there is a symbol that may be a "Z." Between the first and second lines is a line drawing of a bull facing right between two Ionic columns.

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