Roman Bronze and Terracotta Figural Heads – 1st to 3rd Century AD A Roman group comprising two miniature figural heads executed in different materials. The bronze example portrays a youthful face with elongated features, almond-shaped eyes and carefully modelled hair swept back from the forehead. The terracotta head displays a broader, more expressive physiognomy with pronounced brows, deeply recessed eyes and a robust nose, retaining traces of its original hollow interior, indicating it once formed part of a larger object or decorative element. Although differing in material and execution, both pieces reflect the stylised artistic conventions commonly found in Roman decorative and votive art, preserving attractive archaeological surfaces with age-related wear and deposits. Material: Bronze and Terracotta Dimensions: Maximum 2.1 × 1.5 × 2.0 cm Total Weight: 17.35 g Provenance: Acquired in Germany. From a German private collection assembled during the 1980s. All items come with a CoA sent to your email address.