Öz In 1974 an East Greek oinochoe was pıırchased by our ınuscum'. This trefoil-moutlıed, cylindrical-necked and spherical-bodied vase attracted my attention both bccausc of its period and because of thc peculiarity of thc figures on its surfacc. I thought it would be worth- while to study this work and acquaint othcr archacologists with it1 2.The oinochoe, as it came to us, was in a very bad State of restora- tion; it was composed of many broken fragments, badly assembled. Besides thc fact that it was badly restored, the vase, upon eloser exa- mination, had a peculiarity about it that caught my attention. Namely, although the vase appcared to be whole, ali of the ncck and some frag­ ments on thc body did not belong to it, since both thc elay composing them and the characteristics of the figures on them were different.