Ancient Roman 非常に上品な葉の形をした取っ手がついたブロンズ製のオイルランプ。





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Ancient Roman bronze oil lamp from the 1st–2nd century AD with a very elegant leafy-shaped handle, olive green patina, 56 mm wide and 34.80 g, in excellent, original condition.
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古代ローマ、紀元1–2世紀。幅56 mm、重量34.80 g。葉形の取手がとてもエレガントなブロンズ製オイルランプ。美しいオリーブグリーンの錆色(パティーナ)。無傷。希少、サイズはわずか56 mmの標本!
重要なお知らせ:入札をする前に、発送はEU諸国内のみであることをご承知おきください。
古代ローマ、紀元1–2世紀。幅56 mm、重量34.80 g。葉形の取手がとてもエレガントなブロンズ製オイルランプ。美しいオリーブグリーンの錆色(パティーナ)。無傷。希少、サイズはわずか56 mmの標本!
重要なお知らせ:入札をする前に、発送はEU諸国内のみであることをご承知おきください。
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