5235, Lanuvium
- Record number: 5235
- Site: Lanuvium
- Roof element: Revetment plaques, floral
- Remarks: Floral revetment plaque decorated with grooved concave tongues/roll/flat fascia/roll/9-petal palmette back-to-back diagonally with sprays of berries at either side. Pair of S-spirals also set diagonally. Pattern repeated twice on plaque in mirror image. 7 nail holes, Diam 1.2-1.3. W top 7.4. H channel under concave tongues 1.3.
- Bibliography: Walters 1903, p. 422, D711; Andrén 1940, p. 430, no. II:18, Pl. 132:461
- Publication record: Architectural terracottas from Etrusco-Italic Temples
Catalog of terracottas in the British Museum - Associated elements: Fragment in storerooms with volutes, stem with 3 balls
- Type of decoration: Floral
- Current Collection: British Museum: D711
- Mouldmade: yes
- Height: 62.5
- Width: 64.5
- Clay: 10YR 7/3
- Paint: Concave tongues with painted central stripe alternating red and black. Between concave tongues, black ground. Above roll, red recessed fascia. Between rolls painted hook meander, pink-red from top, black from bottom. Below roll, red band. On frieze, black ground. Purple-red on palmette heart, volute bands.
- Height top fascia: 3
- Height strigil: 10.2
- Concave strigil: yes
- Height lower roll: 2.4
- Height main field: 35.5
- Height strigil: 10.2
- Concave: yes
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