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Roman Jar Mediterranean Shipwreck: A Roman terracotta jar, ca. 300 - 400 A.D., with two applied handles, Mediterranean shipwreck, wheel made. Dimensions: 9-1/4" H x 7-3/4" W; Weight: 3 lbs. 11 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, Br

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Roman Jar Mediterranean Shipwreck

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Ancient Amphora: A mediterranean terracotta amphora, with two handles, display stand included. 11-3/4" H (w/o stand)

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Ancient Amphora

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Troas Alexandreia Caracalla AD 211-217 Bronze Roman coin: Troas. Alexandreia. Caracalla AD 211-217. Bronze Æ 2.20 gr. – 14.2 mm. IMP C M AV ANTONIN; laureate and draped bust right / COL AVG TRO; tripod. Bellinger 265. aXF

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Troas Alexandreia Caracalla AD 211-217 Bronze Roman coin

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Ancient Roman Bronze Cup: Roman bronze cup, ca. 200 A.D., handle less cup with low ringed foot, blue-green patina. Dimensions: 4" Dia. X 2" h; Weight: 6 oz. Provenance: Ex. Private collection, New Jersey

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Ancient Roman Bronze Cup

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Ancient Holyland Pitcher: A small terracotta pitcher with a loop handle and trifold mouth. 4-3/4" H

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Ancient Holyland Pitcher

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Roman Holy Land Redware Oil Lamp - Planta Pedis: **Originally Listed At $50** Roman, Roman Holy Land, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A petite mold-made terracotta oil lamp. It has a ring base with a shallow and illegible planta pedis (maker's mark), smo

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Roman Holy Land Redware Oil Lamp - Planta Pedis

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Two Roman Buffware Pottery Bowls: **Originally Listed At $400** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A set of 2 hand-built buffware pottery bowls. The first bowl features a thick rim and a deep basin, and the other orang

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Two Roman Buffware Pottery Bowls

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Campanian Pottery Single-Handled Vase: **First Time At Auction** Magna Graecia, Southern Italy, Campania, ca. 360 to 340 BCE. A petite wheel-thrown pottery vase with a diminutive foot, globular body, deep interior cavity, and a flared rim.

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Campanian Pottery Single-Handled Vase

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