Roman Imperial Eagle Statuette – 1st to 3rd Century AD A finely cast bronze eagle depicted standing atop a naturalistic base, its wings folded against the body and its head turned slightly to one side in a vigilant pose. The eagle was among the most powerful symbols of the Roman Empire, closely associated with Jupiter, imperial authority, and the military standards carried by the Roman legions. Small bronze representations such as this were often used as decorative, devotional, or symbolic objects within domestic and military contexts. The piece displays an attractive green patina developed over centuries, with well-preserved details visible throughout the body, wings, and base. The compact composition and strong silhouette make it an appealing example of Roman bronze craftsmanship, preserving the enduring iconography of the imperial eagle. Material: Bronze Dimensions: 5.1 × 2.8 × 3.7 cm Weight: 67.65 g Provenance: Dutch private collection, acquired in the Netherlands in the early 2000s. All items come with CoA sent to your email address.