Historical ceramics

17 cm in a diameter.

Capacity: 0,4 l.

Capacity: 0,5 L.

Height: 18 cm.

Size: 0,25 l.

Slavic pottery - inspiration in Budec ceramics (Bohemia). Height: 15 cm.

Handwork. Size: 19 cm (1,3 l).

Capacity of small goblets: 0,25 L. Capacity of a big (19 cm) mug: (1,3 L).

Size: aprox 10 cm.

Replica of a Roman dish. 10 cm high, diameter of a neck: 12,5 cm.

Replica of an Iron Age mug, Mikovice - Czech Republic. Height: 12 cm, diameter of a neck: 7,5 cm. Burnt in a field stove (firing: beech wood). There is no modern glass, but sintered natural salt.

Replica of a Celtic mug (20 cm high) with additional handle. Burnt in a field stove (firing: beech wood). There is used no modern glaze, but sintered natural salt. It has test certificate for using (drinking or eating).

Replica of an Iron Age find from celtic oppidum of Stradonice - central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Height: 10 cm, diameter of a neck: 9 cm. Burnt in a field stove (firing: beech wood). There is used no modern glaze, but sintered natural salt. It has test certificate for using (drinking).

The most usual type of celtic crockery. Height: 9 cm, diameter of a neck: 12 cm. Burnt in a field stove (firing: beech wood). There is used no modern glaze, but sintered natural salt. It has test certificate for using (drinking or eating).

Replica of an Iron Age find. Original is exhibited in a Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum, Budapest, Hungary. Height: 14 cm, diameter of a neck: 9 cm. Burnt in a field stove (firing: beech wood). There is no modern glass, but sintered natural salt. It has test certificate for using (drinking).

Replica of an Iron Age find. Original is exhibited in a museum of Beograd (Grada Beograda), Serbia. Height: 12 cm, diameter of a neck: 9 cm. Burnt in a field stove (firing: beech wood). There is no modern glass, but sintered natural salt. It has test certificate for using (drinking).