White slip ware II is characterized by a thick white slip and brownish vertical and horizontal bands of paint with a net pattern in between them. Another form of decoration is a series of rhombuses filled with a net pattern in between the bands. White slip II decoration differs from its predecessor (white slip I) in the use of a single color and is generally less strict. Like in the white slip I ware, the most common type of vessel is the bowl.
 Tankard jug White slip with brown bands and trapezoid decoration Hand made Ring base Height: 17 cm   Juglet White slip with red-brown band decoration Flat base Height: 9 cm © The Trustees of the British Museum
  Red-Brown bands and net decoration Wishbone handle Round base Diameter: 15 cm |   Jug White slip with red-brown bands decoration Hand made Flat base Height: 25.5 cm © The Trustees of the British Museum  Juglet White slip with red-brown bands decoration Flat base Height: 14 cm © The Trustees of the British Museum |