古羅馬 青銅色 喇叭头胸针 (沒有保留價)





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古羅馬銅製喇叭頭胸針,約公元1–2世紀,狀況良好,保留原始扣板與針,尺寸長3.4 cm寬1.9 cm,來源自私人收藏並於2026年在英國取得。
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非常保存完好的古罗马铜质号角形胸针,保留原始的扣夹板与针。其主体呈尖锐拱形弓,具有标志性的喇叭头部,逐渐向扁平的腿部收窄,延伸至细长的带状凸出物。完好如初的原装针从宽大的盘绕弹簧处延伸,指向一个竖直的矩形针板,如今已有缺口。
Fibulae or brooches were originally used in Ancient Greece and in the Roman Empire for fastening garments, such as cloaks or togae. The fibula designs developed into a variety of shapes, but all were based on the safety-pin principle. The Roman’s conquests spread Roman culture and therefore the use of the fibula, which became the basis for more complicated and highly decorated brooches, modelled in bronze, silver and gold and further enriched with precious and semi-precious gemstones. Fibulae are the most common artefact-type in burials and settlements throughout much of the continental Europe. By the Middle Ages, the Roman safety pin type of fibula had fallen into disuse. There were a multitude of fibula designs in Roman culture; brooches, like this example, are classified as a ‘knee brooch’ and it is characterised by the wide head plates and the dramatic bend in the bow. Such fibulae were favoured amongst the Roman army and been recovered in military graves in both Britain and the Danubian province, but especially in the Pannonia region (modern Hungary), where this style is believed to have been originated from the 2nd century AD. Unlike crossbow fibulae, which were worn as a symbol of rank in the Roman army and civil service, knee fibulae were almost exclusively worn by soldiers.
尺寸:L 3.4cm x W 1.9cm
产地:Ex Wiltshire collection U.K., private collection of Roman brooches and militaria, acquired 1980s-2000s.
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非常保存完好的古罗马铜质号角形胸针,保留原始的扣夹板与针。其主体呈尖锐拱形弓,具有标志性的喇叭头部,逐渐向扁平的腿部收窄,延伸至细长的带状凸出物。完好如初的原装针从宽大的盘绕弹簧处延伸,指向一个竖直的矩形针板,如今已有缺口。
Fibulae or brooches were originally used in Ancient Greece and in the Roman Empire for fastening garments, such as cloaks or togae. The fibula designs developed into a variety of shapes, but all were based on the safety-pin principle. The Roman’s conquests spread Roman culture and therefore the use of the fibula, which became the basis for more complicated and highly decorated brooches, modelled in bronze, silver and gold and further enriched with precious and semi-precious gemstones. Fibulae are the most common artefact-type in burials and settlements throughout much of the continental Europe. By the Middle Ages, the Roman safety pin type of fibula had fallen into disuse. There were a multitude of fibula designs in Roman culture; brooches, like this example, are classified as a ‘knee brooch’ and it is characterised by the wide head plates and the dramatic bend in the bow. Such fibulae were favoured amongst the Roman army and been recovered in military graves in both Britain and the Danubian province, but especially in the Pannonia region (modern Hungary), where this style is believed to have been originated from the 2nd century AD. Unlike crossbow fibulae, which were worn as a symbol of rank in the Roman army and civil service, knee fibulae were almost exclusively worn by soldiers.
尺寸:L 3.4cm x W 1.9cm
产地:Ex Wiltshire collection U.K., private collection of Roman brooches and militaria, acquired 1980s-2000s.
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