Ancient Roman 鉄製で健全、まだ使用可能・着用できる医療用・化粧品用ピンセット





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Ancient Roman iron tweezers, 8 cm long, intact and still usable, dating to the 1st–5th century AD, in excellent condition; acquired from an auction house in Europe in 2026 from a private collection; authenticity original.
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古代ローマ時代、1世紀〜5世紀AD。鉄製。長さ約8.0 cm。完品で、現状使用可能・装着可能な医療・化粧用ピンセット。卓越したグレードで、表面は美しくしっかりとした茶褐色の表面が特徴的で、希少です。
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古代ローマ時代、1世紀〜5世紀AD。鉄製。長さ約8.0 cm。完品で、現状使用可能・装着可能な医療・化粧用ピンセット。卓越したグレードで、表面は美しくしっかりとした茶褐色の表面が特徴的で、希少です。
重要なお知らせ:入札を行う前にご承知おきください。私たちはEU加盟国のみに配送しています。
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