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Roman silver rectangular applique showing Leda and the Swan.

In Greek mythology, the god Zeus seduces Leda in the form of a swan. A fresco depicting Leda and the Swan was recently discovered at Pompeii. 

Size: 21,8 x 31,5 mm
Weight: 2,19 g

Condition: in good condition, small holes for attachment in the four corners. See images for own impression.

Certificate of Authenticity available upon request (pdf-format).
Shipping: registered and insured parcel.

Purchased by the current owner from a Dutch collection.
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1st - 2nd century AD

Ancient Roman Silver 'Leda and the Swan' applique

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