ivy-wood

In both hands he took a cup of ivy-wood, and drank the unmixed wine of the dark grape-mother, until he was encompassed and heated with the flame of wine.

Alcestis 2007

In both hands he took a cup of ivy-wood, and drank the unmixed wine of the dark grape-mother, until he was encompassed and heated with the flame of wine.

Alcestis 2007

We, as we trod the infinite fruit of Iacchus, mingled and wound in the rhythm of the revel, and now the fathomless flood flowed down, and like boats our cups of ivy-wood swam on the sweet surges; dipping wherewith, we drank just as it lay at our hand, nor missed the warm water-nymphs overmuch.

Select Epigrams from the Greek Anthology Anonymous 1902

So I went up to him with an ivy-wood bowl of black wine in my hands:

The Odyssey 1900

The swineherd then mixed wine in a bowl of ivy-wood, and taking a seat opposite

The Odyssey 1900

He mixed wine also in bowls of ivy-wood, and took his seat facing

The Odyssey 1900

Finding that I would not taste the alcoholic liquor, which the natives always mixed with a large proportion of water, Doto rose, went out, and returned with a great bowl of ivy-wood, curiously carved, and full of milk.

In the Wrong Paradise Andrew Lang 1878

A deep bowl of ivy-wood, too, I will give thee, rubbed with sweet bees'-wax, a twy-eared bowl newly wrought, smacking still of the knife of the graver.

Theocritus Bion and Moschus Rendered into English Prose 300 BC-260 BC Theocritus 1878

The swineherd then mixed wine in a bowl of ivy-wood, and taking a seat opposite Ulysses told him to begin.

The Odyssey 750? BC-650? BC Homer 1868

So I went up to him with an ivy-wood bowl of black wine in my hands:

The Odyssey 750? BC-650? BC Homer 1868