Reproduction of a bowl with thin walls Mayet 37. The original piece was found on an underwater wrack in the Rhône river, in Arles. This type of dishes was used for the service of the wine.

Departmental Museum of Arles. 40-90 AD.

Craft product made in France.

Height : 7 cm;   Ø : 9 cm ; Weight : 150g

Reproduction of a mug with thin walls type "water leafs" classified on the categories of thin walls of Betica (Andalusia - Spain). The original piece was found in Arles, on the Rhône river on an underwater wreck. On the rumen, the decoration has a frieze shape and is applicated with barbotine. This dishes were used for the service of wine.

The original piece is preserved in the archaeological museum of Arles. Irst c. AD. 

Craft product made in France.

Height : 5.5cm;   Ø : 10,5 cm ; Weight : 140g

Reproduction of a mug Mayet 38 with thin walls classified on the categories of thin walls of Betica (Andalusia - Spain). The original piece was found in Arles, on the Rhône river on an underwater wreck.  This dishes were used for the service of wine.

The original piece is preserved in the archaeological museum of Arles. Irst c. AD. 

Craft product made in France.

Height : 7 cm;   Ø : 10 cm ; Weight : 170g

Reproduction of a wonderful calice in drag. 11 shape adornated with flower decoration, made in the gallo-roman period in the famous workshops of la Graufesenque (Millau - Aveyron). This type of vase was mainly used to drink wine. It was shared and everyone was drinking after the others.

Museum of Millau-La-Graufesenque. Claudian Period (41-54 AD).

Craft product made in France.

Ø : 20,5 cm, Height. : 12,5 cm ; Weight : 715 g.

Reproduction of a wonderful calice in drag. 11 with streamlined shape, made in the gallo-roman period in the famous workshops of la Graufesenque (Millau - Aveyron). This type of vase was mainly used to drink wine. It was shared and everyone was drinking after the others.

Museum of Millau-La-Graufesenque. (Irst c. AD).

Craft product made in France.

Ø : 16,5 cm, Height. : 12 cm ; Weight : 500 g.

Reproduction, in terracotta, of a mortar decorated with a lion head, which was produced in the workshops of Lezoux (Puy-de-Dome).

Archaeological Museum of Lezoux. Irst c. B.C.

Craft product made in France 

Height: 10 cm ; Diam: 20.5 cm ; Weight: 1 kg

Reproduction of a ceramic pot known as "African". With its lid, it was used only for cooking food. It can be used for cooking, especially for reeanactors.

Various Gallo-Roman sites. Irst - IVth c. A.D. 

Craft product made in France

Height: 15 cm; O: 24cm; Weight: 3.5 kg

Reproduction of a pot in common ceramic known as "African". With its lid, it was used only for cooking food. It can be used for cooking, especially for reenactors.

Various Gallo-Roman sites. Irst - IVth c. A.D.

Craft product made in France

Height: 8.5 cm; Diam: 24cm ; Weight: 2,2 kg

Reproduction of a pot common ceramic. With its lid, it was used only for cooking food.

Various Gallo-Roman sites. Irst - IVth c. B.C.

Craft product made in France

Height: 20 cm ; Diam.: 17 cm ; Weight: 1.9 kg