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Roman - Two Samian Ware Bowls

Roman - Two Samian Ware Bowls
Lot No. 532

Circa 1st century - 2nd century AD. Two small Terra Sigillata bowls or cups with raised feet, with the maker's mark stamp to the smaller bowl internally BIRACICII (a potter Biragillus is recorded with a stamp BIRACCI at the Banassac production site for the period 69-117 AD); a maker's mark stamp to the larger bowl internally TAVRICI M (a potter Tauricus is recorded for this stamp at the Lezoux production site for the period 130-180 AD).

Low estimate: £80
High estimate: £110