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Lot off 4 Roman bronze Vase or cup handle in shape of Leon paw  or beast legs.
2th.  -4th. Century Ad.

Measurement:40+mm.and 30+mm.
Origin:Europe

Provenance information:I have acquired this object in the 1990 in London UK

Collected since 90s

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1st.-3th.century AD

Ancient Roman Bronze 4 animals legs 

Archaeology

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