The Thracian king and oracle Phineus is standing in front of his table, invoking the Gods to set him free from his punishment. Phineus is depicted as a bearded blind man. He wears a long sleeved chiton, himation and a fillet on his head. He has both hands raised and open in prayer stance. The word “ΘΕΟΙ” (Gods) is inscribed as if it comes from his mouth. The abandoned sceptre behind him demonstrates the humility with which he is praying, without the symbols of his power. His table is covered with food and maybe flowers. On the back side of the vase, there is a female figure that is probably his wife Kleopatra.