Roman Terracotta Pottery Piece, Female Head (1.8 inches) - c. 100 to 300 CE - Roman Empire

Measurements: 1.8 x 1.1 x 0.7 inches

This Roman terracotta piece depicts a female head, and roughly dates to the 2nd to 3rd centuries CE.

Roman redware refers to a type of pottery or ceramic ware that was produced in ancient Rome. It is characterized by its distinctive red or reddish-brown color, which is a result of the clay used and the firing techniques employed during the pottery-making process. Roman redware was one of the most common types of pottery produced in ancient Rome and was used for various purposes, including cooking, storage, and serving food and beverages.

The production and use of Roman redware pottery were widespread throughout the Roman Empire, and many examples survive today due to its durability.

This item is ex-Classical Numismatic Group, and is from the "Sand Collection."

All purchases include a Certificate of Authenticity. You will receive the exact item in this photo, along with a glass top leatherette display box.