Early Roman Lead-Glazed Ware [permalink]
Type
Typology Item
Not after (date)
100
Not before (date)
-25
Broader
Table Ware, Fine
Bibliography
HochuliGysel1977
Bibliography
Pinkwart1972
Description
Drinking and serving vessels with glazes containing lead oxide and with molded relief or barbotine, often elaborately adorned. Workshops active in western Asia Minor and eastern Aegean, including Smyrna, Pergamon, Perge, and Mytilene, from late 1st century BC to late 1st century CE.
Has geographic origin
Aegean Islands
Has geographic origin
Asia Minor
Belongs to Historical Period
Early Roman (Historical Period)
Linked to

KP254 (Early Roman Asia Minor Lead-Glazed Cup)

KP1962-001 (Early Roman Asia Minor Lead-Glazed Modiolus)

KE 70 (Early Roman Lead-Glazed Cup)

KE 1822 a/b (Early Roman Lead-Glazed Pitcher)

KE 1898 (Early Roman Lead-Glazed Cup)

KE 2155 (Early Roman Eastern Aegean Lead-Glazed Skyphos)

KE 2309 (Early Roman Asia Minor Lead-Glazed Cup)