Large Roman Terracotta Amphora

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to early 5th century CE. A sizable, wheel-thrown terracotta amphora that was perhaps used for transporting oil or other consumable substances across vast lands or seas.

**First Time At Auction** Roman, late Imperial Period, ca. 4th to late 6th century CE. A thick, buff ceramic amphora, with a bullet-like shape, small, thick, ring/loop handles on the edges of the shou

1st-4th century A.D. Comprising a large quantity of pottery and red-ware sherds from large and small vessels, including an amphora neck and part of a handle. Cf. Van Diepen, L., and Niemeijer, R., ‘

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Lot of Three Roman Terracotta Amphora Handles cwith stamps c.1st century AD. Size 2-1/4 -3-1/2 inches Length. With accompanying paper from Israel in May of 1992 identifying the pieces. Ex Arte Primiti

Roman Terracotta Amphora. Size: 6'' x 3.75'' x 3.75'' (15 x 10 x 10 cm). Provenance: Ex Collection of Lawrence Buchanan and Dr. Enrique von Kiguel who acquired items in their collection in the 1970's/

A Very Large Roman Amphora. Measure Approx. 33" Tall. This, and many lots forthcoming were found at the massive central Florida estate of a true antiquarian who amassed his magnificent collection over

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. A hefty terracotta road brick, circular in form, with a legible stamp reading "LEG I ITAL" which, when translated, reads, "First Italian Legion." Sin

1-3 century Roman terracotta amphora.

Ancient Near East, Holy Land, the Levant, Iron Age, ca. 1200 to 1000 BCE. A large terracotta amphora vessel with a piriform body, rounded shoulders, a loop handle, broad neck, and a flared rim, all re

Large Roman Terracotta Chicken circa 4th century AD. Solid terracotta chicken with feathered tail. Remains of brown matt finish. Dimensions: 6" H x 5-1/2" W Weight: 1 lb. 7 oz. Provenance: Ex. David L

100BC.  resting in iron stand height: 45in.

Fantastic large bust with some restoration to base. Circa 1st-3rd Century AD. Busts of this type are rarely found in this size. The majority are far smaller.

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A tall, coil-made amphora with a tapering body, twin handles from the shoulders to the neck, and a slightly rolled rim. Items like this one were used

An Ancient Roman small terracotta amphora having a single handle. triangular rounded spout, strap handle, and tapered round base terminating in point mounted resting atop a wire stand with black acryl

Roman, ca. 1st century CE. This is a very small red ware amphora, also known as an amphiskoros, that would have been used in the household. It probably held olive oil or garum, the popular Roman fish

Pair of large Continental terracotta amphora form urns, each having a flared ringed neck, applied double handles, and tapering body, apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Ver

Ancient Roman Sea Salvage Terracotta Jug c.2nd Century AD. Size:10 1/4 inches high. Very Attractive large Roman Mediterranean Terracotta Jug Sea find with Sea shells and deposit.small hole in the cent

Large Ancient Greek Terracotta Amphora c.4th century BC. Size 14 3/4 inches high. A large terracotta storage amphora with twin handles. Provenance: Ex Dr Arnold R.Saslow South Orange NJ acquired in th

Large Ancient Roman Shipwreck Amphora. On modern metal display stand. Overall size: 32.5''H x 11.5''D (83 x 29 cm).

A large size ancient Roman glass Amphora. Glass is of gree color. Dimensions: 8"h X 3"wProvenance: Collection of the late Mr. Hugh D. Farley.Mr. Farley acquired the pieces while he was the Director of

DESCRIPTION: A large Roman deep green glass, tapering to a narrow flared foot, the cylindrical neck with flared mouth and rounded rim, applied double handles at shoulder and rim where they form a loop

**Originally Listed At $225** Roman, Imperial Period, Holy Land, ca. 1st century CE. An attractive terracotta vessel, its body of a bulb-like shape tapering to a long neck that in turn flares at the m

Very large and heavy 1st-3rd Century AD example from a Los Angeles Estate Collection.