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Thickness typically ranges:
and used thorugh the 2nd century AD
Body Weight: 280 kg / (617 lbs)
The relief represents Eos (or Aurora in Roman mythology) driving a quadriga with her lover (Tithonus or Cephalus) at the horses’ heads
Substantial weight with a nostalgic European character
Dragendorff 29 - Roman Floral Bowl (Large) mantelpiece Thickness typically ranges:Our Dragendorff 29 reproduction is an exquisite bowl decorated with floral reliefs and grape scrolls. This kind of reliefs were very common on Roman pottery and was perfect for celebrations related with harvest season, or adoration of Bacchus, god of wine and the grape harvest. The denomination of Dragendorff 29 refers to the classification of most renown scholar Hans Dragendorff, who introduced the first classification system of Terra Sigillata. In
