Ancient Roman Artifacts for Sale
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Roman Britain. Bronze face-mount, 1st-3rd century AD. Likely a fixture from a piece of furniture. Charming! Measures 20 mm, original mounting-rod intact on back. #17: $150


Roman Britain. Bronze face-mount, 1st-3rd century AD. Great piece, wearing 3-pointed cap. Nice facial details. 24 mm. #19: $150
Roman lead seal, or bulla. 1st-4th century AD. Depicts an eagle with wings out, head left. Crescent over shoulder. #18: $95

Roman bronze box-inlay. 1st - 3rd century AD. Depicts a right hand. Unbelievable glossy emerald-green patina. A gem of an artifact. 42 mm and 46.8 g. $275 SOLD

Romano-Celtic bronze crescent amulet. 1st-4th century AD. 30 mm tall with 3 original round inlays! Suspension loop has small crack. #crescent3487: $95

Roman silvered-bronze S-shaped brooch. 2nd-5th century AD. Wonderful silver sheen! 47 mm tall. #s-7122

Roman bronze handle from a vessel. Depicts a roaring lion. Well-worn from probably generations of use. 1st -- 4th Century AD. A very interesting piece. 65 x 42 mm (2 5/8 x 1 3/4 inches). Some of areas hint at underwater/shipwreck history. $95.00

Large ancient Roman iron fibula, or toga-pin. 1st-4th century AD. Mostly intact and charming! Measures 68 mm. #387: $95 SOLD
Roman Britain, 2nd-3rd century AD. Bronze bust of Mithras. Likely a chariot or furniture fixture. 30 mm tall. #97: $225

Roman lead ivy-leaf pendant. Likely from a larger, possibly even wearable, head-piece. 38 mm. #287: $95

Roman Lead Ritual Mirror with
Ancient Greek Script on Back!
2nd-3rd century AD. Small mirrors such as this, with glass attached inside (now lost) were left as funerary/tomb offerings to be used in the afterlife. Found in Northern Greece. Beautiful Greek script on back. $275

Roman bronze horse-applique. Most likely from a large chest or chariot. 30 mm across, 28 g. With great charm! $275

Large Ancient Roman Fish-Hook. 2nd-4th century AD. Measures 1 3/4 inches (45 mm) tall. Great green/brassy patina! Found near an ancient Port on the Black Sea in eastern Europe. $75
Ancient Roman bronze tweezers! 1st-4th century AD. Likely for cosmetic use. 73 mm long, still flexes together! Could still be used in a "pinch." #tweez7743: $95


Ancient Roman bronze tweezers! 1st-4th century AD. Battlefield type. Great green patina, circular and linear patterns. 67 mm long. #822: $125 SOLD

Matching PAIR of Ancient Roman bronze chariot or furniture fixtures. 1st-4th century AD. Each has wonderful floral-pattern inlays of white, blue, black and orange paste. Each about 36 mm tall. #2673: $85/pair
Ancient Roman Bust of a Lady of Importance. 2nd-3rd century AD.
Ancient Rome. Amazing bronze GLADIATOR applique! A rare piece, unearthed at a Roman site in Thrace. 19 mm diameter. #132: $225

Ancient Rome, 1st-4th century AD. An amazing carnelian semiprecious-stone inlay. Large piece, likely from a crown or jewelry of importance and significance. Pierced through for wearing. Outstanding! Measures 37x30 mm. #28: $355

Ancient Rome, 1st-4th century AD. Bronze phallic lid to an oil lamp or small chambered vessel. Measures 25x19 mm. Amazing detail! A neat piece. #2322: $95


Ancient Rome, 1st-4th century AD. Gryphon's foot from a bronze vessel. Ornate and interesting! 33 mm tall. #1212: $95

Amazing piece! Ancient Rome, 1st-4th century AD. Silver with gold leaf crest to a statue of a god or goddess, likely Roma or Mars. Measures 30 mm long. #2998: $125

Roman woman's bronze hair device. Severan period, circa early 2nd century AD.
Classic style! $110

Romano-Celtic brooch. 1st-2nd century AD. Inlaid with wonderful enamel in blue, green, orange, yellow and red. Outstanding piece. 52 mm long. #fau4357: $299


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