Greek immigrants from the eastern Aegean (Ionia) settling in Etruria, created a class of black-figure vases called "Pontic" ware. The technique is black-figure but inspiration for the style of painting is Ionian.

Upper frieze: two men (komasts) dancing around a kylix; behind them on left, a winged Lasa and on right dancing man; at each end a bounding lion. Lower frieze: an animals frieze with sphixes, a griffin, lion and panther.

This was once attributed to the Tityos Painter, but Hannestad reassigned it to the Bibliothèque Nationale 178 Painter.