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All the items listed below are guaranteed to be genuine ancient Roman or Italic artifacts and come from private collections assembled prior to 1985. All the antiquities listed have been acquired from legal sources. To convert prices to US dollars or any other currency, please click on the currency converter button in the button menu for accurate conversion. All antiquities are illustrated below the listing.
Please do not hesitate to email us to check availablity. More Roman antiquities are available on page 2.UK and US customers can now pay by Paypal for items costing up to £ 500. This allows immediate and secure online payment using any major credit card (requires registration at www.paypal.com first). Customers using this method of payment should click on the 'PayPal Buy Now' buttons below item photographs. £ 6 will be added to each payment to cover insured 'Special Delivery' postage for UK customers and Royal Mail 'International Signed For' delivery for US customers. Customers in other countries, or those wishing to buy items over £ 500, should contact us directly to arrange payment and delivery. Customers may, of course, also pay by cheque (UK customers) or electronic transfer (overseas customers) if they prefer.ROM1 A Roman red ware askos, c. 2nd-3rd Century A.D. : SOLDA Roman red ware askos, measuring 146 mm/5.7 ins. long and 86 mm/3.5 ins. high. Vessel has a grooved loop handle, tubular pouring spout and circular funnel mouth. Some minor wear, otherwise condition good, c. 2nd-3rd Century A.D.Previously in a Dutch private collection.ROM2 A provenanced Roman urn excavated near Diekirch, Luxembourg in 1862 : £ 285 NEW!A Roman high-shouldered brown pottery urn measuring 89 mm/3.5 ins. high. A chip to the rim, a shallow chip to the body and some inoffensive surface wear, otherwise condition good, 1st Century A.D.Excavated from a Roman cemetery at Moeshoff, near Diekirch, Luxembourg by Capt. Bigoe Williams on 25th February 1862. Ex Lawrence Collection. Ex Peter Negus Collection.ROM3 A good-sized Samian bowl fragment, reputedly found in London, 1st–2nd Century A.D. : £ 85 NEW!A good-sized Samian pottery fragment comprising the greater part of a footed bowl, measuring 99 mm/3.8 ins. in diameter. About a quarter of the bowl lost and the foot missing, some minor wear, otherwise condition good, an impressed rosette in the centre of the bowl. Reputedly found in London, 1st–2nd Century A.D.Ex Peter Negus Collection.ROM4 A Roman North African Red Ware pottery bowl, from Tunisia, 2nd–3rd Century A.D. : £ 125 NEW!A good-sized Roman North African Red Ware pottery bowl, measuring 159 mm/6.3 ins. in diameter. An inoffensive rim chip and some minor encrustation, otherwise condition good. From Tunisia, 2nd–3rd Century A.D.Ex Peter Negus Collection and acquired by him from the London dealer B.A. Seaby Ltd.ROM5 A fragment of Roman tessellated pavement, reputedly from the House of the Vestals, Pompeii : £ 60 NEW!A fragment of Roman tessellated pavement measuring 106 mm/4.1 ins. by 60 mm/2.4 ins., comprising 28 black tesserae, condition good, 1st Century A.D.Reputedly from the House of the Vestals, Pompeii. Ex Peter Negus Collection.ROM6 Provenanced Roman tessellated pavement fragments from Sardinia : £ 60 NEW!Several small fragment of Roman tessellated pavement, ranging from single tesserae to fragments 60 mm/2.4 ins. across.From the Roman Villa at Porto Conte, Sardinia. Ex Peter Negus Collection. |
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ROM2: £285
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ROM3: £85
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ROM4: £125
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ROM5: £60
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ROM6: £60
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