Roman Grey Slip Ware Jug

A Roman grey-ware bowl, 1st - 2nd Century AD, with narrow foot and a raised dot decoration around the shoulder. Two incised lines near the foot and the surfaces with remnants of grey slip beneath depo

A Cypriot black slip ware jug, c. 2300 – 1650 BC, with pouring spout, the ovoid body and narrow neck decorated with incised lines and hatches, a narrow protuberance on the shoulder opposite the hand

Greece/Cyprus, Late Bronze Age, ca. late second millennium BCE. A beautiful ceramic grey ware jug, wheel-made with a rolled stamp decoration around the lower body of stippling and arrows in a deep bor

Mocha Slipware jug with cats eye design with applied handle. 7" Height

A Roman red slip ware flagon, circa 3 rd -5 th century A.D., with cylindrical ridged neck and flared up-turned rim, the strap handle formed of conjoined strips, with sloping broad shoulder decorated w

A Roman orange ware jug, c. 3rd – 4th Century AD, the ovoid body with narrow foot, short tapered neck with wide angled rim and single strap handle. H: 5 ½ in (14 cm). A nice example with preserved

20th Century Slip ware Dragon Jug, height 15cm

American Folk Art pitcher. Clear-glazed red earthenware with yellowish white Slip geometric decorations in a traditional manner. Characteristic baluster shape with a separately attached handle. Americ

Redware with green drip glaze over yellow. 7 1/2"H x 6 1/2"W. Minor wear rub , one flake to base otherwise good condition.

19th Century Albany Slipware Pitcher / Batter Jug. c. 1880 American redware jug is beautifully formed, with an incised line around the body. hand formed spout and handle. Measures 7 1/2"x6 1/2"x10 1/4

The Studio Pottery & Slipware Decorated Jugs: all with impressed marks including Doug Fitch etc, tallest 32cm(3)

Ca. 2650-2350 BC. A grey ware terracotta jug with stump base. The Type s referred to as "Abydos Ware" and this one reputedly found at Jericho. Intact. Size: L:180mm / W:80mm ; 280g Provenance: Ancient

AN IRISH VODREY POTTERY MOULDED DISH, 19th century moulded with coloured flowers an Irish slipware pottery jug, with marbleised design and a Staffordshire 'Old Parliament House' dish (3)

Two slipware puzzle-jugs. Larger jug Dated 1817 on handle. Condition: Two spouts missing. Chip at base. Larger Jug H 6-1/2" W 6". Smaller Jug H 4-3/4" W 4-1/4". Copy and paste link for high-res images

Roman, Imperial Period, probably produced in North Africa, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A flanged or collared bowl made from African red slip ware (ARS). Around the wide, curved rim are repeated, whimsi

Roman Red Ware Biconical Jug, North Africa, c. 2nd - 3rd Century A.D.Roman red ware biconical jug, with applied handle.Size:16.5 cm H - 6 1/2 inches Material:Terracotta Culture:Roman, 2nd - 3rd Centur

Three Rustic French Pottery Jugs, comprising two Jasper ware slip glazed jugs and a green glazed jug. Dimensions: 6.5., 6.5, 4.75 in.h. Condition: Expected wear consistent with age, material and use.

Persian Amlash manner grey ware pottery vessel or ceremonial jug with bird beak form spout and handle. 5.5" H x 12" L x 6.5" D. Minor loss to tip of spout.

Unglazed jug with flattened handle. Red slipware design. Unknown culture. Dimensions: H 10" x Dia. 7" Condition: Small losses to the rim. Loss to handle. Some chipping to the bottom edge. Handling wea

A choice Cypriot red polished ware jug, Early Cypriot III - Middle Cypriot I, c. 1900 - 1650 BC, beautifully decorated with glossy red slip and bands of incised decoration. The body is piriform in sha

Roman Empire, North Africa, ca. 2nd to 3rd centuries CE. A section of red slip-ware pottery, most likely from a dish, depicting Achilles learning to hunt. The artist presents the boy Achilles riding w

Ancient Canosan Figural Pottery Jug c.4th century BC. Size 10 7/8 inches high. A large pottery trefoil oinochoe with the face of a youth modeled to the front and covered with white slipware, painted e

Roman Empire, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A fine mold-made red slipware terracotta vessel which has a ovular base with an incised ring around it as well as a planta pedis (maker's mark

Roman Empire, Tunisia, N. Africa, ca. 4th to 5th century. Large orange slipware pottery, single wick oil lamp. Decorated in the recessed tondo with a highly detailed dolphin, surrounded with a repeati