Ancient Roman, Empire Bronze Fibula with a central disk and expanded ends — 1st century AD. - 44 mm (No reserve price)

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Ruth Garrido Vila
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Description from the seller

Bronze Roman brooch with a central disk and widened ends — 1st century AD.

Period: Early Roman Empire.
Proposed dating: 1st century AD.
Material: Bronze.
Typology: Ornamental brooch of Romano-Celtic tradition, akin to the Aesica type.

Interesting Roman brooch made in cast bronze, of singular geometric design, characterized by a wide circular central disk and two widened ends, joined by a pronounced longitudinal raised ridge.

On the reverse it retains elements of the ancient fastening mechanism, testimony to its use as a clasp to secure garments.

This type of accessory blends the ornamental traditions of Celtic metalworking with the clothing of the Roman world during the early centuries of the Empire.

Condition: Good overall integrity, with an attractive dark green archaeological patina, mineral deposits, and signs of antiquity.

A distinguished piece of Roman personal ornament, especially interesting for its unusual geometric composition and the preservation of elements of its fastening system.

Bronze Roman brooch with a central disk and widened ends — 1st century AD.

Period: Early Roman Empire.
Proposed dating: 1st century AD.
Material: Bronze.
Typology: Ornamental brooch of Romano-Celtic tradition, akin to the Aesica type.

Interesting Roman brooch made in cast bronze, of singular geometric design, characterized by a wide circular central disk and two widened ends, joined by a pronounced longitudinal raised ridge.

On the reverse it retains elements of the ancient fastening mechanism, testimony to its use as a clasp to secure garments.

This type of accessory blends the ornamental traditions of Celtic metalworking with the clothing of the Roman world during the early centuries of the Empire.

Condition: Good overall integrity, with an attractive dark green archaeological patina, mineral deposits, and signs of antiquity.

A distinguished piece of Roman personal ornament, especially interesting for its unusual geometric composition and the preservation of elements of its fastening system.

Details

Culture
Ancient Roman, Empire
Century/timeframe
S.I
Name of object
Fibula with a central disk and expanded ends — 1st century AD.
Acquired from
Private collection
Year acquired
1970
Material
Bronze
Country acquired from
Spain
Condition
Good
Previous owner acquired from
Gallery / Antique dealer
Height
44 mm
Previous owner - year acquired
1960
Width
24 mm
Previous owner - country acquired from
Spain
Depth
15 mm
I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it
Yes
Authenticity
Original/official
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
93.94%
Private

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