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Sigillata jug, Roman, made in Cincelli, near Arezzo, Italy, c.1-25 AD. H: 15cm. - The lower body of the jug is decorated with motifs in sharp relief. Contained within two horizontal bands of concentric circles is a zig-zag pattern of straight festoons with rosettes at the angles. Above the festoons are ivy leaves and rosettes, while below are straight elongated leaves and tendrils. In the upper part of the decoration is a name stamp of P. Cornelius, one of the most famous 'Arretine' potters of the period. Italian sigillata is widely known as Arretine Ware because of the concentration of early production at Arezzo in Tuscany.

Location British Museum/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier ART307584

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2012px × 3072px

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