Ancient Roman Pottery Juglet Single Handle Earthenware Vessel For Sale

NC0037An ancient ceramic juglet, provisionally attributed to the Roman Imperial period, approximately 1st–4th century AD.The vessel features a rounded, slightly elongated body tapering toward a narrow foot, a short neck, and a single curved handle joining the rim to the upper shoulder. Fine horizontal throwing lines remain visible across the body, reflecting its wheel-thrown construction.The unglazed earthenware displays warm reddish-brown and buff tones, with pale surface deposits, areas of discoloration, and scattered mineral-like accretions.Its practical form is characteristic of small ceramic pouring and storage vessels produced throughout the ancient Mediterranean.Object Details* Period: Roman Imperial, 1st–4th century AD (provisional attribution)
* Culture: Roman / Mediterranean tradition, attributed
* Material: Unglazed earthenware
* Construction: Wheel-thrown with applied handle
* Height: Approximately 6.5 inches, excluding display plinth
* Condition: Substantial losses to the rim and pouring lip, with additional surface wear, minor abrasions, deposits, and visible age-related discoloration. Handle and main body remain intact. Please examine all photographs.DisplayIncludes a custom-designed black 3D-printed display plinth, produced specifically for this vessel.