Ceramic amphora stopper, Eastern Mediterranean

A ceramic amphora stopper, Eastern Mediterranean, c. 1st - 3rd Century AD, domed in shape with light mineral deposits throughout. 12.3cm x11.2cm. Ex-Wash DC private collection.

Roman Pottery Sea Salvage Amphora Eastern Mediterranean, Ca. 1st to 3rd Century AD. Size 21 inches high, 11 inches diameter. ( 28 1/2 inches high overall with stand) Ample deep vessel on pointed base

Roman Pottery Transport Amphora Eastern Mediterranean, circa 1st to 2nd century AD Height 42 inches. C The Estate of Christa Percopo

An Eastern Mediterranean pinched ceramic lamp, c. 1000 - 600 BC, with rounded bottom and two pinched spouts. Intact with heavy deposits and sign of much use. Old collection note reading 'Crete 1000 BC

Greece, Eastern Mediterranean area, ca. 5th to 3rd century BCE. A miniature blue glass vessel with a yellow rim and yellow marvered glass thread around body; a green glass applied loop handle. Marvere

**Originally Listed At $300** Rome, Imperial Period, Eastern Mediterranean, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A utilitarian red ceramic plate with a disc foot and slightly turned rim. The surface has wonderf

A choice Roman opaque white glass mold-blown cosmetic vessel, Eastern Mediterranean, 1st Century AD, from a three-part mold, the ovoid body decorated with footed amphorae, hydriae and olpiae, each sep

Eastern Mediterranean, Ca. 300-100 BC A brown terracotta with reddish to dark brown slip. Below rosette, around pointed leaves, between lotus buds and above slender amphorae. Outside of the rim graffi

Encrusted redware amphora, Roman era 500 BC - AD 500, an ancient example of the storage and trade ceramic vessels that occasionally fell to the base of the Mediterranean floor and encrusted with shell

Encrusted redware amphora, Roman era 500 BC - AD 500, an ancient example of the storage and trade ceramic vessels that occasionally fell to the base of the Mediterranean floor and encrusted with shell

Mediterranean Antiquity Style Ceramic Assortment (4) items including a red ware amphora having moderate marine deposits; a single-handled amphora-like jug having mineral deposits; a piriform juglet; a

Encrusted redware amphora, Roman era 500 BC - AD 500, an ancient example of the storage and trade ceramic vessels that occasionally fell to the base of the Mediterranean floor and encrusted with shell

Encrusted redware amphora, Roman era 500 BC - AD 500, an ancient example of the storage and trade ceramic vessels that occasionally fell to the base of the Mediterranean floor and encrusted with shell

Choice Ancient Roman Mold Blown Glass Grape Cluster Vessel Eastern Mediterranean, Ca. 2nd Century AD. Size 5 inches high. Without the stand. A realistically molded greenish yellow color glass cluster

Fulper copperdust glazed ceramic amphora vase, c. 1920, copper crystalline glazed pottery, incised "Fulper" to underside, 8"h x 5"dia Provenance: Property removed from 1240 Park Avenue, NYC

A choice ribbed bowl, Eastern Mediterranean, late 1st Century BC - 1st Century AD, light blue glass, extremely well made with flattened base, 13 prominent vertical ribs and a pair of wheel cut lines t

Late Bronze Age II, ca. 1450 – 1200 BC.A moulded terracotta duck with twin handled tall flared spout emerging out of the back. Head of duck as cylindrical spout, base of duck has three legs, two in

Handsome large artwork on linen covered board made with water based rust and green blue colors that depicts three Eastern Mediterranean figures. Housed in a wood, metal and ecru linen frame. Sight siz

A small ceramic amphora from the Holy Land, c. 1st Millennium BC, thin, narrow vessel with 5 decorative loops running down either side of the body, geometric decoration in brown slip on body and base

A large Greek lagynos, Eastern Mediterranean, c. 6th - 4th Century BC, the short body with ring base, a tall, tapering spout with arching handle. The body of the vessel is decorated with concentric ba

An ancient Eastern Mediterranean core-formed glass alabastron presenting a remarkable and historically significant artifact. Alabastrons were small vessels used in antiquity to hold perfumes, oils, or

Roman Green Glaze Pottery Amphora Eastern Empire Ca 4th Century AD. A timeless vessel of utilitarian form with bulbous body, on large rounded base, slightly tapered shoulder, loop handles and reinforc

Vintage West German, possibly Silberdistel, ceramic pottery vase of amphora form with two handles, covered in red lava glaze about the handles and black lava glaze to the bulbous base, no visible mark

A nice Roman glass juglet, Eastern Mediterranean, c. 3rd Century AD, in nearly colorless glass, with nearly spherical body possessing circular indentations around the outside, pontil mark on bottom al