Cypriot Terracotta Fragment of a Figurine
A Cypriot terracotta fragment of a votive figurine. The figure is depicted with its arms raised and is wearing a headdress, which is crossed at the back of its head, just above its ears. The figure’s stylised face is oval and an applied piece of clay with a horizontal indentation across the centre forms a prominent nose and mouth. The left ear has been made from an applied pinch of clay. Some red and black pigments remain on the surface, suggesting that it may have been further decorated.
Greek Terracotta Fragment of a Tanagra-Type Figure
A finely modelled Greek Tanagra terracotta fragment of a female figure. She is depicted with an elaborate hairstyle, ending in a bun and possibly veiled towards the back of her head. Facial features are naturalistically rendered but are slightly worn due to age. She is covered in areas of black pigment. This fragment was likely part of a bigger statue.
Cypriot Terracotta Fragment of a Figurine
A Cypriot terracotta fragment of a female figure, possibly a votary or a priestess. The figure’s face is oval with a prominent triangular nose and a protruding chin. She wears a headdress or a veil, and her arm bends inwards towards her breast. There are traces of black pigment to the surface of the figurine, indicating that she was once decorated. Only the head, neck and right side of the chest and arm have survived.
Selection of Plaster Fragments from Pompeii
A selection of fresco plaster fragments uncovered in Pompeii. Each piece displays well-preserved pigments including a selection of red, blue and black block colours on a white background with encrustation to the surface. The reverse feature the unadorned plaster.
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Sumerian Limestone Fragment of a Head
A finely carved Sumerian limestone fragment of a head featuring a domed shape. The piece is decorated with undulating incisions radiating from the crown of the head, possibly depicting hair strands or an elaborate headpiece. Unfortunately the face is no longer visible due to the fragmentary condition; however, there are two circular indentations to the front, probably representing the eyes which would have once been inlaid with shell or stones. A further square indentation below the eyes suggests the piece might once have been attached to a larger statue or composition.
The piece is supplied with a custom-made stand.
Selection of Plaster Fragments from Pompeii
A selection of fresco plaster fragments uncovered in Pompeii. Each piece displays well-preserved pigments including a selection of red, blue and brown block colours on a white background. The reverse feature the unadorned plaster.
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Selection of Ancient Roman Plaster Fragments from Pompeii
A selection of fresco plaster fragments uncovered in Pompeii. Each piece displays well-preserved pigments including a selection of red, yellow and blue block colours on a white background. The reverse feature the unadorned plaster.
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Greco-Roman Terracotta Head Fragment
A Greco-Roman terracotta fragment depicting an older, male profile. His facial features are highly refined and framed by intricately carved curls over his forehead and in his facial hair. The back of the head is inscribed with softly curved incisions, portraying wavy hair. The man’s expression is serene. Most likely, this piece depicts the god Serapis, although evidence of his defining modius is now missing. There is some damage to the top of the piece, a hole in the centre-left of the crown. The piece is accompanied by a custom display stand.
NB: The measurements are for the head alone, not including the stand. With the stand, the fragment measures 11.5cm tall. Weight given includes the stand.
Selection of Plaster Fragments from Pompeii
A selection of fresco plaster fragments uncovered in Pompeii. Each piece displays well-preserved pigments including a selection of red, yellow and brown block colours on a white background. The reverse feature the unadorned plaster.
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Selection of Plaster Fragments from Pompeii
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