Flat base, low, slanting sides slightly waisted half-way up, and a flat everted rim. Previously a tripod stand, as shown by the marks left by three soldered legs, now missing.
On the rim, six cartouches with double fillets, enclose sections of the epigraphic frieze. These are widely spaced and interspersed by six small roundels, enclosing bifurcating stalks. On the underside, four concentric double fillets have been engraved, one with a sketchy foliate scroll. At the centre is a roundel with a bifurcating stalk - possibly re-engraved at a leter time. On the outer wall are six epigraphic horizontal cartouches with incurving sides and roundels enclosing palmettes. The inner surface has a roundel framed by a broad moulded groove, encloses four hares walking clockwise. Their long ears are depicted so that in each pair the ear of one is also to be seen as the ear of the next hare. Foliate scrolls form the ground.