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No significant cracks or chips
reflecting the ornate Byzantine aesthetic that emphasizes status through size
Ian Beckmans
According to the archaeological records
almost certainly associated with ritual purification or libation
A good Roman Redware Platter, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st century CE Sculpture - Wood No significant cracks or chipsAn excellent example of Roman redware pottery, this dish has a flat base and short, slightly curved sides, the interior with four circular designs at the tondo. Medium: Clay Dimensions: Diameter: 8 1 2 inches (21. 6 cm), Height: 1 1 4 inches (3 cm) Condition: Intact and in very good condition overall. Provenance: Ambassador Allen Clayton Davis (1927 ) private collection, acquired between (1968 1970). Ambassador Allen Clayton Davis's diplomatic career