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A ROMAN BRONZE CHARIOT FITTING<br />
Circa 2nd-3rd Century A.D.<br />
In the shape of a bust of male slave, the rein guide projecting from the<br />
back in the shape of a thumb, 7.5cm high<br />
Provenance: English private collection, London, acquired in the 1990s.<br />
£200-£300<br />
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A ROMAN TINNED BRONZE MIRROR<br />
Circa 2nd-3rd Century A.D.<br />
Decorated on one side with concentric grooves, body and handle<br />
possibly not belonging, 23cm high<br />
Provenance: English private collection, purchased from Gerhard Hirsch<br />
nachfolger, Munich, in the 1990s.<br />
£250-£350<br />
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TWELVE ROMAN BRONZE BROOCHES<br />
Circa 1st-3rd Century A.D.<br />
Including two disc brooches with millefiori enamel inlay, one in the<br />
shape of a horse, a double-crossbow fibula, and other openwork<br />
examples, 2.2cm-3.6cm long (12)<br />
Provenance: German private collection of Mr V.K., Munich, acquired<br />
prior 2000.<br />
£300-£400<br />
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A GROUP OF ROMAN AND BYZANTINE BRONZE, LEAD AND IRON<br />
ARTEFACTS<br />
Circa 1st-8th Century A.D.<br />
Including a Romano-British appliqué in the shape of a theatre mask<br />
found near Bath, a cross-bow fibula, a round brooch with blue enamel<br />
decoration, two cylindrical furniture attachments, an iron blade found at<br />
Owmby, Lincolnshire, two Roman lead seals, five other Roman bronze<br />
items; and a Byzantine oil lamps with a square weight, 3cm-15cm long<br />
(15)<br />
Provenance: English private collection, Mr M. Vaughan, London,<br />
formed in the 1970s-1980s.<br />
£200-£300<br />
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THREE MISCELLANEOUS ANTIQUITIES<br />
Circa 1st Millennium B.C. - 2nd Century A.D.<br />
Including a Celtic bronze torque, of twisted form, the terminals in the<br />
shape of hooves, Central European, circa early 1st Millennium B.C.,<br />
9.2cm wide; a Greek terracotta figurine of a bull, Boeotian, circa 6th<br />
Century B.C., 7.5cm long; and a small Roman marble female head,<br />
circa 1st-2nd Century A.D., 5.3cm high (3)<br />
Provenance: the Celtic torque, Michael Poulson (1947-1997) Collection,<br />
member of the Glass Circle, acquired in Berlin circa 1992-1995. The<br />
other two, English private collection, purchased at Phillips, London,<br />
circa 1990.<br />
£200-£300<br />
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