Drinking cup (kylix) depicting Peirithoös and the birth of Helen

Interior: Peirithoös (inscribed at right ΠΕΡΙΘΟΣ), the king of the Lapiths, seated. He is dressed as a traveler, with a long-brimmed hat (petasos), short cloak (chlamys), and sandals. He holds a staff in his left hand. Exterior side A: The birth of Helen, framed on either side by a palmette. Klytemnestra (inscribed at left ΚΛΥΤΑΙΜΕΣΤΡΑ) and her father Tyndareos (inscribed at right ΤΕVΔΑΡΕΩΣ) stand to the left of an altar topped with an egg and a bird. Her mother Leda (inscribed at right ΛΕΔΑ) stands to the right of the altar with arms opened in surprise. Exterior side B: Three women framed on either side by a palmette. The pair at left (inscribed ΚΛΕΟ[Π]Α[Τ]ΡΑ, “Kleopatra” at left and ΦΥΛΟΝΟΕ, “Phylonoe” at right) seems to be discussing. The woman at right stands. The signature of the potter appears on two lines to her right, ΞΕΝΟΤΙΜΟΣ ΕΠΟΙΕΣΕΝ (“Xenotimos made [me]”). In Greek mythology, Phylonoe was also a daughter of Tyndareos and Leda.