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with the interior left unpainted
The flattened shoulders frame a small-sized filling hole (discus)
these vessels were traded across the empire
particularly in the form of jug-like vessels and handle-less bowls inspired by Levantine shapes
Roman Silver Disc Mirror jianqingperiod with the interior left unpaintedRoman Empire, c. 100200 AD An exceptional Roman cast silver disc mirror of circular form, dating to the height of the Imperial period. The reflective face is gently convex and framed by a subtly raised border defined by a single concentric ring. The reverse is plain and smooth, now softly worn through age and prolonged use, yet the surface remarkably retains a pleasing degree of reflectivity. The mirror would originally have been fitted with a
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