Terracotta bowl fragment, Early Imperial, Augustan, ca. 10 B.C.–A.D. 20, Roman, Terracotta, width: 4 7/8 in. (12.40 cm.), Vases, Arretine ware fragment depicting parts of two scenes with winged cupids and a seated woman, divided by a spiral-fluted column supporting a theatrical mask. Above the figures in one of the scenes is the maker's stamp in the form of a tabula ansata, inscribed SEX·AVLIENI (of Sextus Aulienus)
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Terracotta bowl fragment, Early Imperial, Augustan, ca, 10 B.C.–.D, 20, Roman, Terracotta, width, 4 7/8, 12.40 cm, Vases, Arretine ware, fragment, depicting, parts, two scenes, winged cupids, seated woman, divided, spiral-fluted column, supporting, theatrical mask, figures, scenes, maker, stamp, form, tabula ansata, inscribed SEX·AVLIENI, Sextus Aulienus
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