Choice Roman Kneebone Fibula - Rare Type Holyland

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #371010

Very Rare Gorgeous Ancient Roman Kneebone Toga Fibula 100 AD found in the Roman Province of Moesia, this lovely antiquity is intact and in excellent condition, a really choice item. 33mm x 23mm

Gorgeous Ancient Roman Personal Seal Ring 100AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #370091

Ancient Roman Bronze Personal Seal Ring, dated to c 100 AD. This is a very robust and well made ring. It exhibits extremely fine detail and patina worthy of a museum display. Seal rings were worn in ancient times to seal (wax or clay) bullae on documents. Size US 8.5, Bronze Superb Condition, comes complete with burgundy ring presentation case.

Superb Large Roman Legionary Crossbow Type Fibula

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #368556

Rare Large Ancient Roman Bronze Legionary Crossbow Fibula or Toga Brooch. In lovely condition and completely intact. 80mm x 50mm. A really lovely and important piece of Ancient Roman Military history, used to hold a Toga or Tunic closed on a Soldier in the Roman Legions. Rare and in Superb condition.

Roman Warrior Tunic or Toga Fibula 200 - 300 AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #368554

Rare Large Ancient Roman Bronze Legionary Crossbow Fibula or Toga Brooch. In lovely condition and completely intact. 77mm x 50mm. A really lovely and important piece of Ancient Roman Military history, used to hold a Toga or Tunic closed on a Roman Soldier, Warrior. Rare and in Choice condition.

Very Rare Ancient Roman Gold Coated Crossbow Fibula

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #368548

Very Rare Ancient Roman Gold Coated Legionary Crossbow Fibula or Toga Brooch. In lovely condition and completely intact, many areas still covered in the original gold coating, which is very rare for these items. 64mm x 44mm A really lovely and important piece of Ancient Roman Military history, used to hold a Toga or Tunic closed on a Centurian or General. Very Rare and in Extremely Fine condition.

Interesting Ancient Roman Frog Pendant Jerusalem 100AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #368039

Interesting Ancient Roman Bronze Frog Pendant found in Jerusalem 100AD. Rough cast bronze and very interesting, intact unrestored and wearable. 22mm x 16mm Choice

Superb Ancient Roman Erotica - Phallus Amulet 100 AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #367995

Superb Rare Ancient Roman Erotic Phallus Amulet c100 AD. This is a very well preserved example of this amulet Type. The phallus (or symbolic male genitals) represented masculinity and virility in Ancient Rome. These amulets where worn to ward off evil, increase a soldiers strength in battle and perhaps to titilate a prospective sexual conquest. Many hundreds of different shapes and sizes have been discovered over the last three hundred years. 40mm x 18mm x 12mm Superb Condition, beautiful deep g... Click for details

BYZANTINE GROUP OF 5 BRONZE BRONZE IMPLEMENTS

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #364357
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Group of 5 bronze implements from Lebanon,including a buckle. Byzantine period 6th century AD. 3-9cm approx.In excellent condition.

Best Ancient Roman Legionary Crossbow Fibula Intact

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #345210

This is one of the nicest Roman fibula or toga broochs we have had for years. It is in lovely condition and completely intact, which is very rare for these items. 58mm x 36mm A really lovely piece of Ancient Roman Military Decoration, used to hold a Toga closed on a Centurian or General. Very Rare and in Extremely Fine condition.

AN ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE HORSE

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #321492

A majestic ancient Roman Bronze statue of a prancing horse, with nice detail and a very nice patina. High-mounted on a its original rectangular bronze pedestal. 2nd/3rd Century. Half of its raised right leg gone. Remains of encrustation. 2 3/8 inches tall including pedestal. From a New Jersey collection.