T-shaped brooch with four enamelled panels, two on the catch plate and two on the bow forming blue and yellow patterns. 7.5 cm long Note Small brooches, often in whimsical animal forms, were worn both by Roman soldiers stationed in the provinces and by the native population. Though brooches in these forms appear throughout the Roman world, the distribution of finds and the archaeological remains of workshops suggest that the major centers of production were Britain and Gaul. For a very simjlar piece see The Metropolitan Museum Accession Number: 55.140 Provenance Private collection, Switzerland, acquired in the 1970s Shipping terms Worldwide shipping. No export permit needed to ship from Switzerland.Buyers have to cover transport costs and any additional import costs (e.g. VAT, import levies). You also acknowledge and accept that you are responsible for checking if there is any specific rule or restriction applicable to the import of an object into your country.