Roman 'Oil' Pottery Urn. Terracotta, 90 grams; 71.70 mm. Circa 3rd Century A.D. A small Roman urn, this would have been used for storing oil which was a expensive commodity of this period. It has a bulbous, onion body with a low circular foot. Above are two decorative handles with a wide flat-rimmed neck. Extremely Fine condition.

Roman 'Oil' Pottery Urn. Terracotta, 90 grams; 71.70 mm. Circa 3rd Century A.D. A small Roman urn, this would have been used for storing oil which was a expensive commodity of this period. It has a bulbous, onion body with a low circular foot. Above are two decorative handles with a wide flat-rimmed neck. Extremely Fine condition.

Roman 'Corrugated' Drinking Mug. Terracotta, 135 grams; 92.42 mm. Circa 3rd Century A.D. A dark orange, fine-grained fabric, It has a bulbous, onion shaped body with a low round foot so it can freely stand upright. On the shoulder is a small decorative handle terminating at the flared out turned rim. Pretty corrugated, linear lines decorate the body of the mug. Ref: Robinson H. S. Pottery of the Roman period. The Athenian Agora Vol. V. Princeton, 1959, p.87, pl. 18, M36; Hayes J. W. The Villa Dionysus excavations, Knossos: the pottery, BSA # 78. London, 1983, p.109, fig. 11, 150. Extremely Fine condition.

Roman 'Corrugated' Drinking Mug. Terracotta, 135 grams; 92.42 mm. Circa 3rd Century A.D. A dark orange, fine-grained fabric, It has a bulbous, onion shaped body with a low round foot so it can freely stand upright. On the shoulder is a small decorative handle terminating at the flared out turned rim. Pretty corrugated, linear lines decorate the body of the mug. Ref: Robinson H. S. Pottery of the Roman period. The Athenian Agora Vol. V. Princeton, 1959, p.87, pl. 18, M36; Hayes J. W. The Villa Dionysus excavations, Knossos: the pottery, BSA # 78. London, 1983, p.109, fig. 11, 150. Extremely Fine condition.

Roman 'Tri Potted' Storage Jar. Terracotta, 280 grams; 89.91 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. It has a large circular pedestal foot, resting on it is a large expanding body terminating with a flared, out turned lip. Around the rim in triangular formation are three small 'pots' merging into the body. Small chip to rim. Very Fine condition.

Roman 'Tri Potted' Storage Jar. Terracotta, 280 grams; 89.91 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. It has a large circular pedestal foot, resting on it is a large expanding body terminating with a flared, out turned lip. Around the rim in triangular formation are three small 'pots' merging into the body. Small chip to rim. Very Fine condition.

Roman 'Corrugated' Drinking Mug. Terracotta, 135 grams; 91.39 mm. Circa 3rd Century A.D. A grey, fine-grained fabric, It has a bulbous, onion shaped body with a low round foot so it can freely stand upright. On the shoulder is a small decorative handle terminating at the flared out turned rim. Pretty corrugated, linear lines decorate the body of the mug. Ref: Robinson H. S. Pottery of the Roman period. The Athenian Agora Vol. V. Princeton, 1959, p.87, pl. 18, M36; Hayes J. W. The Villa Dionysus excavations, Knossos: the pottery // BSA # 78. London, 1983, p.109, fig. 11, 150. Extremely Fine condition.

Roman 'Corrugated' Drinking Mug. Terracotta, 135 grams; 91.39 mm. Circa 3rd Century A.D. A grey, fine-grained fabric, It has a bulbous, onion shaped body with a low round foot so it can freely stand upright. On the shoulder is a small decorative handle terminating at the flared out turned rim. Pretty corrugated, linear lines decorate the body of the mug. Ref: Robinson H. S. Pottery of the Roman period. The Athenian Agora Vol. V. Princeton, 1959, p.87, pl. 18, M36; Hayes J. W. The Villa Dionysus excavations, Knossos: the pottery // BSA # 78. London, 1983, p.109, fig. 11, 150. Extremely Fine condition.