Walter Pfeiffer at Theoreme Editions

Orbicular stamp with pattern of pine cone and palm branches....

Large giallo antico marble sample said to be from the Via Firenze in Rome. It is cut and has a straight line along one side, where it is 2.5 cm thick. The other edges are broken. T...

The meaning of the word ACIRGI is unknown, and unparalleled in Western Europe. It does not appear to be a personal name, but instead probably comes from a townname, along lines sim...

The meaning of the word ACIRCI is unknown, and unparalleled in Western Europe. It does not appear to be a personal name, but instead probably comes from a townname, along lines sim...

This stamp is frequently found in Rome. The highly abbreviated inscription has been expanded as follows: FIG(lina) E(t) D(oliaria) P. P( ), AE(li) F(usciani), or perhaps P( ), P...

It is not known how to expand the name of M. S( ) P( ). Several examples of his stamps have been found on globular amphorae, indicating that their origin was south Spanish....

This stamp is known only through examples found at Arentsburg, Wimpfen, and Paisy-Cosdon. The precise significance of the stamp is unknown, but it would seem to indicate the name Q...