A large Roman Green Glass Pilgrim Flask, ca. 1st - 2nd Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Disk shaped body with cylindrical neck and ring shaped rim. 9.094" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Aryballos, ca. 1st - 2nd Century CE. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Free blown green glass, spherical body and cylindrical neck. Flat rim and dual handles. 2.755" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Turquoise Amphoriskos, ca. 1st Century. Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. Globular body, cylindrical neck with dual handles. Some encrustation due to age. 2.362" high and in very good condition.
Roman Glass Purple Bottle, ca. 1st Century CE. With ovid body, tall cylindrical neck and flat rim. Nice patina and in very good condition Ex: Gershon Bineth collection, Israel. 3.425" high and in very good condition.
Most interesting small Roman Redware Jug, from the Reine Valley of Southern Germany, ca 200 to 300 AD. Wheel-thrown pottery pouring vessel with bulbous base, thin neck and applied strap handle, button-shaped spout. Deep-red pottery, now with nice areas of surface deposits. 5"H, intact/excellent condition, save one slight firing mark.
Ancient Roman Redware Plate, ca 300 to 400 A.D., from the Roman pottery center of Carthage, North Africa. A very fine and large flat pottery platter with small raised rim, band of incised circles for decoration, reverse left completely reserved. 13"D x 3/4"H, area of rim (approx 2") broken/reglued, surface a bit weathered; reverse covered in caliche deposits, but still a very showy example that displays wonderfully! ... Click for details
Large, colorful and delicate! Ancient Roman Glass Pouring Vessel, ca. 2nd to 3rd centuries A.D. Almost amber-colored glass jug with large bulbous base, long thin neck, thin applied handle and trefoil spout; areas of lovely iridescence throughout. 6-1/2"H, intact/excellent condition.
This superb piece is a late Roman storage amphora that dates circa 4th-5th century A.D. This piece is approximately 5 inches high and it is in mint condition, with no repair and/or restoration. This piece is made from a light tan terracotta and was coil made on a potter's wheel. There is also a lid that was form fitted to the top of the vessel when the clay was wet. This vessel also stands by itself, although the handles were made for suspension. This piece has some light gray to spotty dar... Click for details
Rare and lovely original lead plaque relief probably from Pannonia (an ancient province of the Roman Empire bounded north and east by the Danube, coterminous westward with Noricum and upper Italy, and southward with Dalmatia and upper Moesia. Pannonia was located over the territory of the present-day western half of Hungary). Beautifully decorated "Twin arched temple façade type" with Sol Invictus on quadriga driving his horses toward the front, in the middle Helen surrounded by the Dioscuri (i... Click for details
Beautiful and wearable! Necklace made from over 90 individual ancient stone beads found in a Roman site in southern Germany, ca 200 to 350 A.D. Ancient carnelian beads mostly in rounded form with approximately 10 longer varieties interspersed with ancient blue lapis beads; all strung on modern wire with modern silver clasp. Total length approximately 19" with modern silver clasp. Most beads choice, but all show strong evidence of age. ... Click for details
