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C. 200 BC. Celtic Iron Age. Bronze belt buckle comprising a hemispherical plate with incised D-shaped frame made from two rows of confronted trian...
ROMAN MILLEFIORI GLASS NECKLACE
Ca. 100-300 AD. Roman. A restrung necklace of Roman millefiori glass beads of spherical and cylindrical form and made using a wide range of colour...
100-300 AD. Roman. Large bronze key ring with circular suspension loop, rectangular shank with incised decoration and L-shaped bit, featuring care...
400-300 BC. Southern Italian. Gnathian oinochoe with lobed, outward-flaring rim, constricted neck, piriform body and flattened body. The exterior ...
Ca. 100-300 AD Roman. A beautiful bronze patera comprising a deep bowl, a ring foot a rounded rim, and an elongated pan handle with incised decora...
100-300 AD. Roman. Pale blue glass vessel with folded rim, elongated, flaring neck and globular body. Now weathered with a gunmetal-coloured patin...
BEAUTIFUL ROMAN GLASS BEAKER
100-300 AD. Roman. Yellowish-green glass beaker with flaring rim, lightly piriform body and ring foot; trailed decoration runs around horizontally...
100-300 AD. Roman. Pale blue glass unguentarium with folded, flaring rim, long cylindrical neck and piriform body. The piece is now weathered with...
100-300 AD. Roman. Pale blue glass unguentarium with folded, flaring rim, long, slightly flaring neck and bell-shaped body. The piece is now weath...
100-300 AD. Roman. Pale green glass unguentarium with folded, flaring rim, long, cylindrical neck and inverted conical body. The piece is now weat...
STUNNING ROMAN BLUE GLASS FLASK
100-300 AD. Roman. Dark blue unguentarium with flaring rim, elongated neck and globular body. The deep blue colour of this glass is both beautiful...
TALL ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM
100-300 AD. Roman. Light greenish-blue flask with flaring, folded rim, very long neck and small, globular body. Glass was a major manufacturing in...
100-300 AD. Roman. Magnificent clear glass beaker with a slight greenish tint, comprising a slightly flaring rim, inverted conical body and ring f...
100-300 AD. Roman. Rare miniature glass amphora or amphoriskos with flaring rim, tapering neck, flaring shoulder and truncated conical body; two f...
LATE ROMAN DECORATED GLASS JAR
300-450 AD. Roman. Pale blue jar with flaring rim, squat neck and globular body. Trailed decoration in a zig-zag pattern connects the rim and the ...
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