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varnished ware
varnished ware [Ar].Pottery, usually small bowls, decorated with rough-cast scales or roundels, or rough-cast beakers in white fabric with greenish-brown shiny slip. Generally 1st century bc/ad in date and produced in central Gaul and on the Rhine.
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