Roman - Pottery
All over Europe, North Africa, and the Near East, vast quantities of ancient Roman Pottery have been found. Although the prime influences on Roman art and architecture were Etruria and Greece, the roots of Roman pottery are more widespread. Coarse ware (Storage Vessels for Trade & Kitchen), Kitchen ware (utilitarian, wheel-made storage vessels for oil, wine, water, vinegar, milk, made out of local clay), large Storage Vessels (for transport and export of wine or oil), red gloss ware (commonly referred to as Terra Sigillata, where objects were made from a fine red terracotta, using a clear oxidized firing).
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Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp
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Ancient Roman Oil Lamp, dating to the 2nd century A.D. Redware pottery with short, semi-circular round-tipped nozzle. 3"L, intact/excellent, with overall light...
$95.00
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Roman Redware Oil Lamp - Bull
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Ancient Roman Oil Lamp, ca. 1st-3rd century AD. Of circular form, in redware, with snub spout; on the discus an animated bull rearing and turning its head slightly
$245.00
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Roman Redware Askos
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Rare type! Ancient Redware Askos, Gaulic, southern France, Spain, ca. 1st to 2nd century A.D. In almost miniature form, the surface is done in a fine, shiny red-slipped
$1,950.00
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Roman Redware Oil Lamp
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A fine example of an ancient Roman oil lamp! Dating to the 2nd century A.D., this ancient lamp was manufactured in Carthage, North Africa, but was found in the Roman town...
$295.00
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Romano-Egyptian Terracotta Figure
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Ancient Romano-Egyptian Female Figure, ca. 3rd century B.C. Terracotta pottery seated figure of a woman with both arms raised. 4-7/8"H, broken/repaired.
$395.00
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