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Celtic Vase Reproduction, 9” tall

TECHNIQUE: Terra Sigillata (highly refined clay) over terra cotta

NOTE: Based on a piece found in Loire, France  1^st half 1^st century BCE (see photo on right)

Piece is wheel thrown, burnished and hand-decorated by the artist

Food-safe

$900.00

Photo of Originals

Rizzoli, The Celts, ISBN 0-8478-2193-5

Celtic Vase Reproduction, 7” tall

TECHNIQUE: Terra Sigillata (highly refined clay) over terra cotta

NOTE: Based on a piece found in Geffert-Taban, Hungary 1^st c BCE (see above, right)

Piece is wheel thrown, burnished and hand-decorated by the artist

Food-safe

$750.00

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Special Thanks to Kevin Beckham of California USA

Please visit his Celtic reenactment group at  http://www.gaesatae.org/ 

Iron Age Pot, Bucknowle Farm, Dorset UK

La Tene Bowl

Copy of third bowl from left, 7 inches (17.5 cm)  diameter...

$65.00

A collection of Early La Tène culture Iron Age pottery from Marne, France ca. 600-100 BCE

(Special thanks to Mr. Victor Bryant for generously allowing me to use this photo)
 

Huntingdon Cups

Black or Red, 3.5 inches Diameter (9 cm) x 3 inches(8 cm) tall

$35.00 1 black in stock

Iron Age Cup Huntingdon England

Huntingdon Cookpot

$100.00

 Black Manganese Stain over thermogenic clay, clear glaze inside

DIMENSIONS: 5 inches (16 cm) tall  x  10 inches (25 cm) , 11 inches at widest point

EXTRA LARGE:9 inches tall  x 14 inches diameter:

$200.00

Iron AgeCookpot Huntingdon England

 

 $100.00

 Black Manganese Stain over thermogenic clay, clear glaze inside

DIMENSIONS: 6 inches (16 cm) tall  x  10 inches (25 cm) at widest point

Celtic Cookpot-Fully Functional

2nd-1st Century BC ,based on the burial goods unearthed as part of the
Welwyn Gardens excavations north of London.