CELTIC BRONZE STUD DEPICTING BEARDED FACE, 2nd ctry. BC

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #768842

CELTIC BRONZE STUD DEPICTING TYPICAL BEARDED FACE, c. 2nd ctry. B.C., intact, green patina, 18 mm x 18 mm, found in England, typical Celtic moustache and protruding eyes, for similar faces c.f.: Peter Krön, Die Kelten in Mitteleuropa (Salzburg, 1980), pp. 193, 285. - AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED !!! (shipment Europe: free, overseas: EUR 10)

Ancient Greek Roman Bronze Signet Ring Jerusalem AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #763624
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Ancient Greek Roman Bronze Signet Ring Jerusalem 100AD - Please check the complete photo set for this ring. It was found near Jerusalem in Israel and has a nice set of Ancient Greek letters engraved on the very heavy bezel It is a gorgeous example and dates to the period of Roman occupation of Jerusalem or before. Intact and very robust. I'd appreciate any assistance from Scholars of the Ancient Greek language.

ROMAN BRONZE MEDICAL/COSMETIC SPOON - TIME OF CHRIST

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #762676
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A nice Roman bronze medical and/or cosmetic spoon measuring 4.7 cm and dated 37 BC - 50 AD, the Herodian Era of the Roman Period. The article was discovered in Israel and was in use in the Holy Land at the same time that Jesus Christ was there. The spoon is covered with a pleasant green patina and a slight dirt covering. This spoon was broken in antiquity and this portion is in excellent condition.

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'BOAT-FORM' FIBULA

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #760370
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The bow open on the underside and swelling in the center and decorated with longitudinal ribs coming to projecting points at the center. Coil spring and original pin resting along long concave catch-plate.Nice patina. Period:700 - 600 B.C. Provenance:American private collection Dimensions:9,0 x 5,6 cm Material:Bronze Condition:Good

ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE JEWELRY BOX KEY, 100 - 300 AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #759759

You are considering a very attractive ancient Roman bronze jewelry box Key, dating to 100 AD

Measurements: Length: 3.8 cm - Width: 2 cm

Condition: very good condition with nice patina

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ROMAN BRONZE MEDICAL/COSMETIC SPOON - FREE SHIPPING

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #757229
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A nice Roman bronze spoon for the preparation or application of medicines and/or cosmetics. The spoon was excavated in Israel and is dated 1st or 2nd century AD, the Roman Period. The article measures 4.55 cm and is covered with a pleasant green patina and a slight dirt encrustation. The spoon is in excellent condition.

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Roman Bronze/Silver Phalera Military Decoration

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #755493

This interesting piece is a Roman bronze and silver phalera, which is a Roman military decoration. This piece dates circa 2nd century A.D., is approximately 2.5 inches in diameter and .5 inches deep, and has an attractive dark green patina with spotty red highlights. This piece was an award for bravery and outstanding achievement, and by the mid-second century A.D., these awards developed into a set pattern and a scale according to rank. (See "The Roman Imperial Army" by G. Webster, A&C Black... Click for details

ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE ARROW-HEAD PENDANT 100 - 300 AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #755292

From Jerusalem, ancient Roman bronze arrow-head pendant, dated from, 100 - 400 AD

One of the reasons for the Roman Empire's success was their weapons. Besides his sword or spear, the most common weapon for a Roman soldier would have been his bow and arrow. Bronze weapons were far superior to soft copper blades. Arrowheads were produced in a variety of shapes and sizes ... Click for details

ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE ARROW-HEAD PENDANT, 100 - 300 AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #755285

From Jerusalem, ancient Roman bronze arrow-head pendant, dated from, 100 - 400 AD

One of the reasons for the Roman Empire's success was their weapons. Besides his sword or spear, the most common weapon for a Roman soldier would have been his bow and arrow. Bronze weapons were far superior to soft copper blades. Arrowheads were produced in a variety of shapes and sizes ... Click for details

ANCIENT ROMAN BRONZE ARROW-HEAD PENDANT, 100 - 400 AD

Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Roman: Bronze Pre AD 1000: item #755265

From Jerusalem, ancient Roman bronze arrow-head pendant, dated from, 100 - 400 AD

One of the reasons for the Roman Empire's success was their weapons. Besides his sword or spear, the most common weapon for a Roman soldier would have been his bow and arrow. Bronze weapons were far superior to soft copper blades. Arrowheads were produced in a variety of shapes and sizes ... Click for details