The two spherical vessel are joined at the belly and are additionally connected between the necks by a tower-shaped element that rises up from arches on the vessel shoulders. The top has a square recess and the sides have a window. A helmeted rider on the forepart of a horse emerges from the outward-facing side of each of the flaring necks. The horses’ front legs rest on the handles. At the bottom of each vessel, next to the flat, circular base, a small round slightly protruding spout.  Except for the lower part of the vessels, the surface is adorned with bands of stripes, hatching and pendant triangles with and without curled tips. Rims of both vessel mouths, two rider's arms and both horse's mouths slightly worn. Body of vessel intact.