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    Dec 09, 2020 2 minutes

    Pig in the middle

    bought this little pig figure online, following a house clearance. The seller had been told it was a piece of Roman pottery that washed up on the seashore many years ago, picked up by a local fisherman. Obviously, I am keen to know if this actually is a Roman pig! It’s quite heavy for its size

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