A Roman Bronze Eagle Figurine, 1st to 3rd Century A.D. Charming and well-detailed small Roman bronze figurine of an eagle measuring 3.4 cm in height. The bird is depicted in a standing pose with a strong, hooked beak and stylized feathers, characteristic of Roman artistic representation. It displays a beautiful green patina with areas of darker and lighter tones, typical of excavated ancient bronzes. The eagle was one of the most important symbols in Roman culture, representing Jupiter (the king of the gods), imperial power, and the legions of Rome. Small bronze figurines like this were used as votive offerings, amulets, or decorative elements in domestic shrines. Material: Bronze Height: 3.4 cm Provenance: Acquired in Germany from a German private collection, formed in the 1980s. All items come with CoA