English: Three sherds from a samian ware bowl, probably a Dragendorff bowl form 37. The larger sherd depicts a winged cupid on the left and a seated cupid on the right. There is a vertical corded divider to the right, with a worn and incomplete figure standing, perhaps on a mask. The figure might be Venus/caryatid. The figures depicted are very similar to those seen on a bowl from Stonea Grange, Cambridgeshire (Jackson & Potter, 1996, fig.136, no. 5). The Stonea Bowl was attributed to the potter Butrio based on its motifs, and dates to the Hadrianic period. It is a Dragendorff 37 form, and Central Gaulish. The central sherd depicts a figure in a medallion and the lower sherd depicts a leaping panther. These scenes are also found on Dragendorff 37 bowls.