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Banded Roman Redware Bowl with Rouletting

Circa 2nd Century AD

Description: Shallow bowl of decorated with a burnished orange-red wash. The interior finished with two groves below the lip. The exterior enlivened with two bands of rouletting around the body and a third just below the lip. A fine example of early Eastern Roman pottery made to satisfy the demand for Gaulish red-gloss pottery. Pleasing and decorative.

Height: 5.2 in. (13 cm)

Condition: Intact and fine.

Provenance: Ex-UK property acquired on the London art market circa 1993.

Reference: See CHARLESTON, #24A for a near identical example in the Vatican Museum

Price: SOLD

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