Terracotta fragments of a column-krater (deep bowl)

The largest fragment is from the rim, neck, and shoulder of the krater; on the top of the rim, ivy; on each handle plate, a palmette; on the outer edge of the rim, an egg pattern; both handles are preserved, as is part of the neck; on the shoulder, a band of tongues; below, on the obverse, a draped male, leading a horse; one fragment from the reverse, with part of the band of tongues from the shoulder; below, an unidentified subject; two fragments from the rim and neck, with ivy on the top of the rim, and, on the outer edge of the rim, an egg pattern; one fragment from the outer edge of the rim, with part of the egg pattern; one black glaze fragment from the neck, with a bit of the tongues from the shoulder