Roman head of a woman, Roman figure of a woman, and Roman bust of a woman. 1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D.

Roman head of a woman, Roman figure of a woman, and Roman bust of a woman.
1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D.
Terracotta
Weight: 102 grams; 70 grams; 54 grams.
Height: 69 mm; 91 mm; 75 mm (not including the base).
Roman terracotta head depicting a woman with a hairstyle typical of the Flavian dynasty. The terracotta is dark brown in color and, based on its style, originates from the southern part of the Roman Empire, spanning the Ptolemaic transition period and the Roman Imperial period (1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D.).
Comes with a custom-made pedestal. Purchased at the Asprey gallery and auction house in London; marked on the pedestal that supports it.
Roman terracotta figure of a lady, depicted with a Flavian dynasty-style hairstyle, holding an amphora in one hand and covering her mouth with the other. The clay is dark brown in color, and based on its style, it originates from the southern part of the Roman Empire, possibly from the transitional period between the Ptolemaic and Roman Imperial eras (1st century BCE to 1st century CE). It comes with a custom-made pedestal. Purchased at the Asprey gallery and auction house in London.
Rounding out the lot is a Roman terracotta bust depicting a woman with a Flavian Dynasty-style hairstyle. The clay is dark brown, and stylistically, it belongs to the southern Roman Empire, possibly from the transitional period between the Ptolemaic and Roman Imperial eras (1st century BCE to 1st century CE). It comes with a custom-made pedestal. Purchased at the Asprey gallery and auction house in London.