Collection of Roman Terracotta Miniature Vessels clasp and divine favor

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bridging the worlds of art

and were widely produced and circulated beginning in the 7th century AD

Such vessels were likely used for everyday storage or ceremonial purposes

Jan Ölander served as the Swedish Ambassador to Zambia and Malawi from 1984 to 1987

Collection of Roman Terracotta Miniature Vessels clasp and divine favorRoman Empire, c. 100300 AD An exceptional grouping of three finely preserved Roman terracotta miniature vessels, each skillfully wheel thrown and perfectly proportioned, dating to the height of the Roman Empire. With their rounded, slightly compressed bodies, wide mouths, and delicately formed rimsonce intended to hold lidsthese vessels reflect the refined craftsmanship and functional elegance of Roman pottery. The gently tapering shoulders rest upon