GALLERY |
All of these works of art are recreated in the same manner, color clays and glazes as the original and are historical replicas of Celtic pieces. Many of the pots, bowls or jugs were found in Scotland or Ireland and are as early as the bronze age. Their primitive shapes amd finishing styles are a delight to both the eye and the hand, just asking to be held. Since each peice is one of a kind, please request a current price list and photograhs of open stock. |
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'Alb-Hegau' style pot, handbuilt, coil, incised and painted. The original was found Konstanz, Germany. 29.4 cm 6th c. BC. in-stock $250 |
Anglo-Saxon Dog Pot handbuilt, coil, incised. The original was found at St. John's College crickett field, Cambridge, England. 6th. c. AD. SOLD |
Storage jar, common to highlands of Scotland Handbuilt, coil. 12th. c AD. in-stock $35-65 |
Pitcher, handbuilt, coil. Original found at Aberdeen, Scotland. 12th.c. AD . SOLD |
Cistern, handbuilt, coil common thur out Scotland 14 - 16th.c. AD. SOLD |
Tavern mugs, common along the border of Scotland and England. Handbuilt, coil 12th-18th. c. AD. in-stock $15 - 18 |
All images and text (c)2000 Ancient Pots - Sharyne S Graham updated July 2003 sharynegraham@hotmail.com |
