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Four ancient ceramic pieces, including a late Roman plate, dating from the late 2nd millennium B.C. to 350 A.D. 1 - 2) Two Near Eastern ceramics from the Late Bronze Age. Late 2nd millennium B.C. Small bowl with a triangular band and a cup with a flared rim. Brownish glossy slip. Intact. Small bowl: diameter 7.4 cm, height 4 cm. Cup: height 7.3 cm. Diameter of the rim (excluding the handle) 9.2 cm. 3) Campanian small bowl with a black glossy clay glaze. 3rd–2nd centuries B.C. Stamp in the center of the bowl (four palmettes surrounding a star). Deformed, misfired piece. Diameter 13.8 cm. Height 6 cm. 4) Late Roman plate made of red clay with a glossy glaze, produced in North Africa. Early 4th century AD. Intact. Diameter 23.4 cm. Height 3 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in southern Germany, acquired from the grandfather’s estate. Purchased by him at art fairs and in galleries during the 1980s and 1990s. Condition: II +
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