The article is devoted to the study of two red slip vessels discovered during new construction of the Tavrida highway in Crimea – a figured vessel in the form of an image of a bull and a fragmented patera with a relief gorgonion in the center of the bottom. Complete analogies to the first vessel, dated to the last quarter of the 1^st century AD and made in an unidentified center in Asia Minor, were never found, despite a significant number of morphologically similar smaller vessels dating back to Hellenistic times. The fragmented Knidian patera is easily restored thanks to a direct parallel – a find from the necropolis "Sovkhoz No. 10", and dates back to the first half of the 2^nd centuryAD.