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$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom Working Un researched Romano British bronze penannular ring brooch similar ones can be seen in the illustrations it needs a good clean .
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom
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$35.00 Shipping Location: Slovakia She clearly once had a base and has lost her feet. An attached label states when and where this was found - see photo 3. The Label states inter alia that ... morethis is an 'ancient Celtic Goddess holding a new born baby and a knife behind her back to cut the umbilical cord'.
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$6.22 Shipping Location: PONTEFRACT, United Kingdom Un researched Romano British lead writing stylus used on slate etc it needs a good clean .
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$19.32 Shipping Location: TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom Sadly, the pin is missing, as is usually the case, as this was often made from iron, the first thing to deteriorate. Features and Provenance: Brooches ... moreas clothes fasteners have been made since the bronze age.
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$35.00 Shipping Location: Slovakia Romano-British Bronze Broach depicting a Goddess / Water Nymph with fish or dolphins?. Circa 50CE. The original pin is still in position and very slightly ... moremoveable with care.
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$15.58 Shipping Location: EVESHAM, United Kingdom Lot of 6 Ancient Roman to medieval bronze rings 14.00 grams combined Weight Age: 200-1200 AD Found in the West Midlands area, England
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$19.32 Shipping Location: TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom Features and Provenance: Brooches as clothes fasteners have been made since the bronze age. This type of zoomorphic brooch is thought to be derived from ... moreCeltic patterns of fibula and have been found in Britain, especially on the Northern fringes (Brigantia) such as near Hadrian's Wall.
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$19.32 Shipping Location: TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom As is often the case with these brooches, the loop pin is missing. Period: Romano-British occupation. Features and Provenance: Brooches as clothes fasteners ... morehave been made since the bronze age. This type of zoomorphic brooch is thought to be derived from Celtic patterns of fibula and have been found in Britain, especially on the Northern fringes (Brigantia) such as near Hadrian's Wall.
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$44.86 Shipping Location: WORTHING, United Kingdom Hair pin1st - 2nd century antique beauty. Romano British. As from March 2021 new rules have been put into place for all countries receiving goods from ... morethe UK. An excellent condition considering its age, and fully in tact, a rare example from this period.
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$49.40 Shipping Location: FRODSHAM, United Kingdom For sale a genuine Romano-British ceramic jar/vessel dating to circa 150-250AD and in very good condition and complete. This is a genuine antiquity circa ... more1,800 years old. Height 11cm.
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$167.45 Shipping Location: BEDALE, United Kingdom Click blue font READ MORE for more photographs which enlarge and full description....if using an i-phone, i-pad etc......Make sure you ASK QUESTIONS before ... morebidding and LOOK at all the photographs as they form part of the visual description.
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$6.22 Shipping Location: YORK, United Kingdom Ancient Very Large Complete Bronze Face pendant still could be worn today, most likely Romano/British in design could be earlier not seen one like, patina ... moreis absolutely stunning, from a very old English collection. LA94e
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$19.88 Shipping Location: BECCLES, United Kingdom
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$19.32 Shipping Location: TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom Brooches as clothes fasteners have been made since the bronze age. As is often the case with these brooches, the pin is missing, as it was probably made ... morefrom iron, catch-plate and hinge in place. Period: Roman imperial.
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$10.34 Shipping Location: HINTON ST. GEORGE, United Kingdom This catalogue is 10" by 7.8" with 61p.p. plus bid slip etc. There are lots numbered 324 to 518 with full descriptions. Printed estimates and ... morecolour and black and white photographs throughout. Spine very slightly faded but overall it is a very good clean copy in the original flexible card covers. Please ask if you need any further information or photographs. Please also see the other catalogues we are listing.
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$5.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States The Gallic Chronicle of 452 A.D., talks about the Saxons ruling over a large part of Southern Britain, also consistent with the rise of the number of ... moreSaxon archaeological material after 450 A.D. The earliest Anglo-Saxon burial in Britain has been dated by archaeologists to no later than 425-450 A.D.
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$5.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States I have made many finds over the years, but this is my first coin hoard.”. (Dave Crisp) Archaeologists believe the hoard will rewrite the history books. ... moreOne of the most important aspects of the hoard is that it contains a large group of coins of Carausius, who ruled Britain independently from AD286 to AD293, and was the first Roman emperor ever to strike coins in Britain.
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$17.13 Shipping Location: BEXLEY, United Kingdom A lovely Romano British brooch. Made from bronze with verdi gris patina. Dating from circa.100-200 AD. 4.2cms long.I just love these little ancient artefacts ... moreand cannot believe they can still be acquired so cheaply ! What a fascinating item to collect there are so many variations and types they are all unique. Brooches were the multi purpose clothes fastener of the time as there were no buttons or zips etc... Imagine who wore this brooch and what stories it could tell.
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$27.04 Shipping Location: Rousies, France For information about these unusual British slave bronzes see the article on culture24.org.uk, 11 July 2007 All items are guaranteed to be authentic and ... moreconform to the description. For greater security, a full refund is made in the event that an expertise carried out by a recognized authority calls into question the authenticity of an item sold. All items are guaranteed to be Authentic as described. For added security we offer a full money-back guarantee if a recognized authority disputes the authenticity of any object sold. We send all collectibles Registered, Signed-for and Insured. We do not aim to profit from shipping charges. In some cases we can combine multiple items into a single package to save you money. If you plan to purchase items over the course of a day or more you must dela.
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Free Shipping Location: YORK, United Kingdom Ultra rare Roman iron scales found in Britain in as found condition and very stable, still works level when held up after two thousand years, other parts ... moremissing in Antiquity most likely refused especially the holding dishes, artefact found in Britain, an absolutely spectacular piece of Romano/British History L143L
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$8.99 Shipping Condition: Brand New Location: Ferndale, United States During the first through the third century A.D., a unique art form — the mummy portrait — flourished in Roman Egypt. Egypt's deserts also furnished a ... moregreat variety of minerals, ores, and hard stones.
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$23.68 Shipping Location: LONDON, United Kingdom It has been superbly designed being cast in a Celtic Romano British style, maybe a copy of an ancient piece?. It is in superb condition being free from ... moredings splits distortions and repairs. The case is also is superb condition.
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$5.99 Shipping Condition: Brand New Location: Lummi Island, United States AethelflAed’s legacy is enigmatic, wrapped up in the “making of England”. But she was a ruler of consequence in an era defined by male authority. [Ancient ... moreOrigins]. In April 1016 Aethelred died of illness, leaving his son and successor Edmund Ironside to defend the country.
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$17.13 Shipping Location: BEXLEY, United Kingdom A lovely Romano British brooch. Made from bronze with the remnants of silvering. Dating from circa.100-200 AD. 4.2cms long.I just love these little ancient ... moreartefacts and cannot believe they can still be acquired so cheaply ! What a fascinating item to collect there are so many variations and types they are all unique. Brooches were the multi purpose clothes fastener of the time as there were no buttons or zips etc... Imagine who wore this brooch and what stories it could tell.
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$4.99 Shipping Condition: Brand New Location: Lummi Island, United States The whalebone box known as the Franks Casket has intrigued and puzzled viewers since its rediscovery in the nineteenth century. The lively scenes depicted ... moreare drawn from a variety of sources, including Germanic and Roman legends and Jewish and Christian stories.
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$28.66 Shipping Location: THETFORD, United Kingdom Britannica Insulae. Sheet size; 61.1cm x 46.3cm. map size; 53.8cm x 40.6cm. with hand coloured out lining. Dated 1641 to the upper right. Copper Engraved. ... moreCopper Engraved Map. Old fold to the middle, browning to the page edges, to small holes to the lower margins, light dust marks, marks to the left hand margin.
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$17.26 Shipping Location: BEXLEY, United Kingdom A lovely Romano British brooch. Made from bronze with verdi gris patina. Dating from circa.100-200 AD. 3.6cms long.I just love these little ancient artefacts ... moreand cannot believe they can still be acquired so cheaply ! What a fascinating item to collect there are so many variations and types they are all unique. Brooches were the multi purpose clothes fastener of the time as there were no buttons or zips etc... Imagine who wore this brooch and what stories it could tell.
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$4.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States The whalebone box known as the Franks Casket has intrigued and puzzled viewers since its rediscovery in the nineteenth century. The lively scenes depicted ... moreare drawn from a variety of sources, including Germanic and Roman legends and Jewish and Christian stories.
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$44.86 Shipping Location: LONDON, United Kingdom DESIGNED TO SIMULATE ROMANO-BRITISH MOSAIC. VERY GOOD CONDITION CONSIDERING AGE (SEE PICS).
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$16.99 Shipping Condition: Unspecified Location: Lummi Island, United States No denying, there is oxidation. Porosity is fine surface pitting (oxidation, corrosion) caused by extended burial in caustic soil. It was made as early ... moreas the reign of Justinian I in the 6th century.
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$8.99 Shipping Location: Ferndale, United States During the first through the third century A.D., a unique art form — the mummy portrait — flourished in Roman Egypt. "British Museum Mummy Portraits from ... moreRoman Egypt" by Paul Roberts. The ‘mummy portraits’ of Roman Egypt are haunting images of ancient faces: anonymous people painted by anonymous artists.
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$19.32 Shipping Location: MARLOW, United Kingdom He was friends with Isaac Newton and was among Newton's first biographers.
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$5.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States The Gallic Chronicle of 452 A.D., talks about the Saxons ruling over a large part of Southern Britain, also consistent with the rise of the number of ... moreSaxon archaeological material after 450 A.D. The earliest Anglo-Saxon burial in Britain has been dated by archaeologists to no later than 425-450 A.D.
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$5.99 Shipping Location: Lummi Island, United States I have made many finds over the years, but this is my first coin hoard.”. (Dave Crisp) Archaeologists believe the hoard will rewrite the history books. ... moreOne of the most important aspects of the hoard is that it contains a large group of coins of Carausius, who ruled Britain independently from AD286 to AD293, and was the first Roman emperor ever to strike coins in Britain.
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$8.99 Shipping Location: Ferndale, United States Egypt's deserts also furnished a great variety of minerals, ores, and hard stones. This situation must have caused considerable tension in the society, ... morebut it may be one of the factors that make the painted portraits such important works of art.
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$5.99 Shipping Condition: Brand New Location: Lummi Island, United States The Gallic Chronicle of 452 A.D., talks about the Saxons ruling over a large part of Southern Britain, also consistent with the rise of the number of ... moreSaxon archaeological material after 450 A.D. The earliest Anglo-Saxon burial in Britain has been dated by archaeologists to no later than 425-450 A.D.
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UNUSUAL ROMANO BRITISH BRONZE RING CIRCA 1ST CENTURY AD SET WITH A BLACK STONE
PRESENTING THIS WEEK A RARE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL VIKING& EGYPTIAN AMULETS. GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES, AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF GEORGIAN AND LATER SOLID SILVER COLLECTIBLES, A BEAUTIFUL 19TH CENTURY ISLAMIC ASTROLABE, ANTIQUE POCKET WATCHES AND UNUSUAL ETHNIC COLLECTIBLES A WONDERFUL ROMANO BRITISH CIRCA 1ST CENTURY AD. BRONZE RING SET WITH A BLACK STONE A Romano British bronze ring set with a black stone. Circa 1st century AD In good condition. Stone is still intact, hoop has worn thin but is still wearable Approx size UK P. US 8, inner diameter 17.75 mm A beautiful delicate Romano British example Please see photos for exact condition Box is for display only and not part of the auction Low start and no reserve I aim for no less than 5 star feedback on all my items. Please be aware that by bidding on this item you are agreeing to ... morethe postage charges and that they are the lowest I can charge for packaging etc. I have a full refund policy should any item not be as described. But know you will be delighted with your purchase! THE COLLECTORS SERVICE PLEDGE Full refund if you are not happy with your purchase Clear photos and all questions answered Honest. Reliable, professional service Careful packaging Any issues resolved quickly and to your complete satisfaction All I ask in return is if for any reason you feel 5 stars is not warranted please contact me first before leaving feedback so that I can ensure you are totally happy! Many thanks for visiting THE COLLECTORS auction. Where 100% customer satisfaction is the aim Please browse my other listings where you will find a great selection of original vintage pocket watches which are picked to be a fantastic addition to any collection. Also many other antique collectibles and unique items that are hard to find! I am always adding new and interesting items weekly I am very happy to combine postage and answer any questions you may have Payment by Paypal preferred but other types of payment accepted. I appreciate payment within 5 days of closing of auction. Interna
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Roman / Romano British bronze bust. 2nd century. A.D.
Roman/ Romano British bronze bust. 2nd century. A.D. height: 1 1/2 inches( 40 mm)
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RARE AND LARGE BRITISH FOUND ROMANO CELTIC BRONZE TRUMPET TYPE FIBULA - BROOCH
WELCOME TO MY AUCTION! YOU ARE BIDDING FOR A RARE BRITISH ROMANO CELTIC BRONZE TRUMPET TYPE FIBULA BROOCH- DECORATED- PERFECT CONDITION- VERY BEAUTIFUL DARK GREEN PATINA- DATED TO THE LATE IRON AGE- 50 AD! FOUND IN BRITAIN- COMPLETE INCLUDING PIN! 100% GENUINE OBJECT! 70 MM(LARGE SIZE) 26 GR VERY WELL PRESERVED AND RARE OBJECT! I AM A COLLECTOR OF ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL JEWELRIES. ALL THE OBJECTS LISTED ARE BOUGHT FROM ONLINE AUCTIONS. COIN FAIRS AND ANTIQUES SHOPS. I ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY WITH PAYPAL. ALL ITEMS WILL BE SENT IN SECURE PACKING AS SOON AS CLEAR PAYMENT IS RECEIVED. POSTAGE CHARGE FOR A SINGLE ITEM- 2 POUNDS FOR THE UK AND 4 POUNDS FLAT RATE FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD. I OFFER COMBINE SHIPPING CHARGE! I HAVE 100% RETURN POLICY AND PERFECT EBAY REPUTATION SO BID WITH CONFIDENCE! IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. PLEASE CONTACT ME!
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Ancient Romano-Celtic British Enamelled Bronze Bracelet - 50 AD
A rare and extremely well preserved Romano-Celtic enameled bronze bracelet. Dating to the 1st- 2nd century A.D. This sleek bracelet is cast in a solid bronze band with an overlapping design. Ornamented with inlaid champlevé red enamel in Celtic style. This piece is a fine example of the early Romano-British art form. By the early Roman period the native British mastery of bronze working was complete. Following the invasion. Some bronze smiths made items in the classical style, but others, especially those based in the north and west of England, continued to manufacture items with'Celtic' motifs, possibly as a sign of passive resistance to Roman rule. Writers such as Caesar. Diodorus Siculus and Strabo tell us that the ancient Britons were extremely ostentatious in their approach to physical appearance; tattooing their bodies ... moreblue with woad, wearing brightly coloured plaid clothes and bleaching their hair blonde with lime. Above all though, the Britons had a huge affinity for bronze and gold ornaments, as such bracelets such as this piece would have been worn as part of a striking attire, not only for show but to indicate a sense of belonging within their native community. The owner of this piece may well have hailed from the tribal regions of the those based in the north and west of England, where this style was particularly popular. Condition: Excellent. Unrestored. Height: 3 1/4 inches. Provenance: Ex. British private collection. Acquired 1980's, reputedly found in Britain in the 1980's with a metal detector. Note: A UK/EU export licence will be required to export this item outside the United Kingdom. 1) This process is free of charge& we will submit all the documents for you. 2) In the very unlikely event the license is refused. You will be refunded in full. 3) The licence is normally granted within 2 weeks. But may take as long as 4 weeks in extreme cases. 4) A valid export licence affirms the legal status of a relevant ancient item on the art market. It is important for the investmen
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Beautiful & Extremely Rare Roman Romano British Enamelled Prancing Lion Brooch.
Very Rare Roman Enamelled Prancing Lion Brooch. A Beautiful Roman and extremely rare prancing lion brooch. Comes complete with Timeline and Clarks Curiosities certificate of authenticity. Provenance: Ex Timeline.
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Ancient Romano-British Bronze Dragonesque Brooch - 50 AD
A rare Romano-British bronze dragonesque brooch. Dating to the 1st century A.D. Known as the dragonesque type. This expressive garment fastener is cast in the sleek and abstracted figure of a dragon. A particularly large example of the style, adorned with a series of rare oval motifs and incisions that would have held intricate champlevé enamel. With a flowing form that is pleasing to the eye, these pieces are amongst the most admired items of early British art. The dragonesque form of this artifact is typical of native British art styles. First appearing after the Roman conquest of southern England in AD 43, but emphasizing an indigenous artistic taste. The owner of this piece is likely to have hailed from the tribal lands of the Brigantes in the north of England, where this style was particularly popular. The Brigantes. Whose name ... moreroughly translates as the homage takers, were a federation of smaller clans ruled over by a single royal house. The Roman historian Tacitus believed the Brigantes territory to be the largest British kingdom in both size and population. These people were mostly pastoralists, walking the ancient paths of transhumance, moving their flocks and herds up the hill trails and onto the summer pastures, then back down to the valleys in the late autumn before the first snows fell. These brooches were functional fasteners as well as decorative objects, and would have held a thick fold of cloth to guard against the cold of the northern hills. To the city dwelling Romans. The semi-nomadic Brigantes seemed unsophisticated, indeed Caesar himself dismissed them as primitive, stating that: The people of the interior for the most part do not sow corn. But live on milk and meat and dress in skins" In actual fact. The Brigantes were highly organised and ultimately took far longer for the Romans to subdue than even the Iceni. Resistance, both passive and outright crackled on for many years before the area was truly contained. This beautiful piece of metalworking is a testament to the skill of the
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Romano-British openwork enamelled fibula type brooch - 1st century A.D
Romano-British openwork enamelled fibula type brooch- 1st century A.D Up for auction is this stunning enamelled open work dog and hare brooch. Still has its pin and a very nice patina. Length: roughly 6cm. Provenance: Part of a large Austrian collection. Any questions just ask and please check out my other items.
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VERY NICE ROMANO BRITISH TRUMPET BROOCH - NO RESERVE!!!!!!!!
This is a Very Nice Romano British Bronze Trumpet Brooch. Dating to the 1st/2nd Century AD, nicely decorated, no pin, measuring 5.5cm. NO RESERVE!
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Super Romano British Brooch
A Super Condition Roman Rare Type Brooch dating to about the 2nd C A.D. 4.2 cm long. Pin Missing Powered by
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VERY NICE ROMANO BRITISH FIBULA BROOCH - NO RESERVE!!!!!!!!!
This is a Very Nice Romano British Brooch. Found near Suffolk, UK, dating to the 2nd Century AD, measuring 4.5cm. NO RESERVE!
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#A28 - Celtic Iron Age influence ROMANO - BRITISH Bronze & Silver Brooch
A28- Celtic Iron Age influence ROMANO- BRITISH Bronze& Silver Brooch Description. Click the photographs to enlarge which are part of the visual description. Colours may differ due to any flash used. This item is FREE TRACKED postage- shipping to ALL buyers 1 of a number of antiquities from an old collection I am selling at the moment.from the" eyes only" finds from field walking of flints. Pottery sherds as well as metal Celtic Roman Romano British Viking Saxon Medieval as well as later period items which have been lost, thrown away, discarded over the period of time.some items are common usual finds as found on any field in England.other items are scarce seldom seen and there are afew items that are worthy of the serious collector or museum alike.which may never have been seen before.but of course are all interesting and collectable ... morein todays world. some items you will see are in better condition than others.some items the last collector has varnished or oiled to prolong the life of the metal item or to see the detail better.all are dug up/ metal detected condition. out of the ground and will show signs of age, use, wear, and modern damage by cultivation methods etc.good research study items for the beginner- schools- history groups- serious collectors and hands on museum displays etc. A rather interesting bronze brooch.this has been treated with vaseline or similar. it never came out of the ground like this in my opinion. it has a really nice Celtic style about it. so Roman- British maybe.the pin is missing but up at the top I can see silver metal.either silver inlaid or silvered. an interesting study item. It is 4.5cm long. Please see close up pictures for more detail. The item(s) are shown next to an English 1 penny which is 20mm dia for scale. Conversion. approx. 2.5cm = 25mm = 1 inch If you have any questions. Please contact me via ebay messages.go to OTHER question. TERMS AND CONDITIONS I post every business day( Monday to Friday) If you b
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Super Romano British Key
A Super Condition Bronze Roman Key dating to about the 2nd C. A.D. 5.6 cm long. Powered by
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Roman Ear Scoop ...detecting find...Kent....Cosmetic Tool..Romano-British
Kent UK detecting find probably part of a cosmetic kit P&P to UK. 2.50 recorded delivery Airmail to overseas.3.60 Payment.UK.cheques or paypal Overseas.PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE Thanks for looking + best of luck if bidding!
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Beautiful Romano British Bronze Dagger Handle of Mercury Uk Metal Detecting Find
Romano British Bronze Mercury Dagger Handle. Beautiful Romano British bronze dagger handle in the form of a finally executed bust of Mercury. Measures 2 cms internally and 2.1cms externally.Weight 35.9 gms. Condition. Complete with a lovely fen brown even patina. Uk metal detecting find found at the Roman riverside saltern settlement at Welney in Cambridgeshire in the late 1980s. Provenance: Private Collection 2013. Posted with
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ANCIENT ROMANO BRITISH HELMETTED FACE MOUNT with display stand 026794
ANCIENT ROMANO- BRITISH'HELMETTED' BRONZE FACE MOUNT Copper-alloy. 61 grams, 47.94 mm including stand. 1st century AD. A cast appliqué mount of a helmetted head. The triangular face with lentoid eyes and scaphoid mouth is surmounted by a broad horizontal band and tiered cap above. The mount is hollow to the reverse. It is supplied with a custom-made stand. Reference: Murawski, P. Artefacts of England and the United Kingdom item R09-0118. Very fine condition. Provenance: property of an Essex gentleman; acquired before 1995. Please read about our Selling Policies on our Pages Payment Credit or Debit Cards. We check consignee addresses and can only despatch to the cardholders billing address; Paypal to sales@time-line.co.uk; Bank Transfer; UK Cheque or Postal Order made payable to TimeLine Originals. Fees We do not charge any extras ... morefor taxes or handling. V.A.T. No. GB 795 7410 88; Margin scheme applies. Shipping UK Recorded delivery £3.00; UK Special delivery £6.00 including insurance International signed for £6.50 including insurance. Export licences may be required for some items. Under British law an export permit is required for all coins and antiquities over 50 years old found in UK soil. If required we make your application free of charge. Although this results in a delay, this export document ensures that your item is exported legally, and is an additional guarantee that your item is 100% authentic as described. Delivery We normally ship within 24 hours of receiving payment. Refunds& Returns All items are strictly described and graded, and are guaranteed genuine by us forever. Items are sent to you on 14 days approval. Belgravia developments(UK) Ltd. T/a TimeLine Originals; Company reg. No 3516937 Contact Me: info@time-lines.co.uk; Telephone: +44[0]1708-222384; Time-lines.co.uk, Berry Lodge, St. Mary's Lane, Upminster Essex, England, RM14 3PH.
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ROMANO BRITISH VOTIVE MINIATURE BRONZE AXE HEAD 018530
SquareTrade © AP6.0 ROMANO- BRITISH'VOTIVE' BRONZE MINIATURE AXE HEAD Copper-alloy. 2.34 grams, 6.75 mm. 1st century AD. A miniature bronze looped and socketed axe head. Objects of this type could be worn as amulets or offered as votives to the gods to acquire favours. Reference: cf. the typology published in Wiltshire Archaeology Magazine, vol.88. 1995. Very fine condition. Provenance: found Cambridgeshire, England. Please read about our Selling Policies on our Pages Payment Credit or Debit Cards. We check consignee addresses and can only despatch to the cardholders billing address; Paypal to sales@time-line.co.uk; Bank Transfer; UK Cheque or Postal Order made payable to TimeLine Originals. Fees We do not charge any extras for taxes or handling. V.A.T. No. GB 795 7410 88; Margin scheme applies. Shipping UK Recorded delivery ... more£2.50; UK Special delivery £5.50 including insurance International signed for £6.00 including insurance. Export licences may be required for some items. Under British law an export permit is required for all coins and antiquities over 50 years old found in UK soil. If required we make your application free of charge. Although this results in a delay, this export document ensures that your item is exported legally, and is an additional guarantee that your item is 100% authentic as described. Delivery We normally ship within 24 hours of receiving payment. Refunds& Returns All items are strictly described and graded, and are guaranteed genuine by us forever. Items are sent to you on 15 days approval. Belgravia developments(UK) Ltd. T/a TimeLine Originals; Company reg. No 3516937 Contact Me: info@time-lines.co.uk; Telephone: +44[0]1708-222384; Time-lines.co.uk, Berry Lodge, St. Mary's Lane, Upminster Essex, England, RM14 3PH.
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Ancient Romano British Silvered and Enameled Bronze Triskele Disc Brooch - 75 AD
A beautiful ancient Romano-British silvered and enamelled bronze disc brooch. Dating to 75– 200 AD. Decorated in vibrant red and green enamel. Larger than average and beautifully preserved, this bronze disc brooch is decorated with the Celtic triskele pattern, with wide arms terminating in small discs. The outer border of the brooch and triskele are silvered, with a small dot of silver also lying at the centre of the design. On the reverse, the pin has survived intact, a particularly rare occurrence. This lively piece dates from a period when the identity of those living in the Roman areas of the British Isles was changing rapidly. Not from Celtic to Roman, but embracing both cultures to create a unique fusion of artistic styles. With its origins deep in the prehistory of the Neolithic, the triskele pattern lying at the centre of this brooch ... moreis amongst the most ancient of all Celtic symbols, conversely the enamelled decoration that gives it its vibrancy is quintessentially Roman. This piece would have sparkled and gleamed at the midday market or in the candlelight of the dining hall, acting as a testament the wealth and importance of its owner. Yet it is much more than simply a decorative piece of jewellery; rich with meaning, it is a statement of identity, the ancient Briton who wore this brooch was proud of their Celtic heritage, but embraced their Roman future as well. For a similar. Published example, please see: Hattatt. R. 1993(2nd ed) Iron Age and Roman Brooches. Pg. 143. Oxbow Books: Oxford. Diameter: 1 ⅛ inches. Condition: Excellent. Unrestored. Fracture to the spring mechanism of the pin, but the pin itself is still present. Provenance: Ex. British private collection. Note: A UK/EU export licence will be required to export this item outside the United Kingdom. 1) This process is free of charge& we will submit all the documents for you. 2) In the very unlikely event the license is refused. You will be refunded in full. 3) The licence is normally granted within 2 weeks. But may take as long as 4 we
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RARE BRITISH FOUND ROMANO CELTIC BRONZE ZOOMORPHIC SEAL RING- UK SIZE H
Welcome to my Auction: You are bidding for: RARE BRITISH FOUND ROMANO CELTIC INTAGLIO SEAL RING. THE BAND IS WELL PRESERVED JOINING THICK OVAL SHAPED BEZEL WITH STYLIZED ZOOMORPHIC DEPICTION OF A BEAST/ MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURE. VERY WELL PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFUL RING. THIS RING IS 100% WEARABLE- PERFECT ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION. MEASUREMENTS: 3 gr. 15 mm(inner diameter) UK SIZE H; USA SIZE 4 DATE: 1st C BC- 1st C AD I have a large collection of Ancient and Medieval coins and artifacts. If you are interested in buying such items or you need a specific one, please contact me, I might be able to help! Terms of Sale: Payments: I accept only Paypal. Postage: UK– 2 pounds Europe: 4 pounds Rest of the World: 5 pounds All items will be posted up to 48 hours after clear payment is received. It usually takes 1-3 days to arrive in the UK and 3– 10 days ... moreto arrive in Europe and the rest of the World. I offer combine postage. Please contact me for details Registered delivery only upon request(recommended for orders over 150 pounds) Additional Information: I am selling my own collection. The provenance of my items is: Coin Fairs. Online auctions, Antiquities markets in England and Europe and exchange with other collectors. I do my best to describe the items as accurate as possible. Return Policy: I hope that you never feel the need to return an object bought from me. I will. Of course, be happy to refund the full purchase price and original cost of postage and packaging if requested. So Bid with Confidence! IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME!
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SUPERB ROMANO BRITISH RING & DOT RING - CIRCA 500 - 600 AD
A Superb Romano British Ring& Dot Ring. Circa 500- 600 AD Found detecting in East Anglia on a new site which I am hoping will yield s ome good finds in the next year. Only partially cleaned It internal diameter measures 16.5 mm across. I offer combined postage for multiple buys. International bidders. Due to a lot of items apparently not arriving in destination countries when I post by standard airmail I have been forced now to only offer a signed for service. I appreciate that this is more expensive and for that reason I am willing to hold off on posting for up to 2 weeks from your initial payment for your first buy if you wish to bid on other items that I list in that 2 week period. This way if you do win something else it will keep your postage costs down to a minimum. Please pay for your first item within 2 days of purchase and email ... moreme to let me know that you want me to hold the item for up to 2 weeks. If I do not receive an email from you saying this I will post out within 2 working days.
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GENUINE ROMANO/BRITISH Æ RING - WEARABLE Found nr Norwich
A genuine Celtic or Romano/British bronze ring. It is thought that this sort of ring was used to hold or decorate hair? Wearable. The ring has been expertly cleaned to reveal it's original lustre. The inside of the ring has not been cleaned, and retains it's original patina. This patina cannot be faked and attests to the rings authenticity. This is a genuine ancient artefact. See picture for condition. Low start with no reserve Date: circa: 1st/2nd century Size: inner diameter apx 18/19mm Investing in Ancient Artefacts. Ancient artefacts are finite. Less are being discovered as time passes, and of course at some point in the future there will be no more. The quantity and availability of these ancient historic pieces is ever decreasing as collectors and museums purchase these objects and take them permanently off the market. Consequently, ... moreinvestment in antiquities is rising. Of course there are few of us who can afford to bid millions on objects like the Guennol Lioness, but, as availability decreases across the whole spectrum of ancient artefacts, investment is proving to be provident and wise, and most of all, for the sheer pleasure of owning a piece of ancient history. Postage costs: £2.50- first class recorded delivery. £6.00- insured delivery. £8.50 international signed for(Due to several items in the last 12 months apparently being lost in the post. We are now unable to offer a standard international postal service. All items must now be signed-for to comply with paypals seller protection. This also ensures a safe postage for the buyer. However, there are no extra postage charges for additional items combined in one package. For International'Signed For' with a higher insurance please contact us. International buyers please pay by paypal only. Thank you. No postal charges for multiple purchases. Items will combine together in one parcel. Please note that we cannot take responsibility for items lost or damaged in the post that are uninsured. Items posted within 48 hours after re
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Romano-British, Iron Arrow Head 100-200 AD good condition
Coin-Ancient-World Description Ancient Romano-British. Iron Arrow Head 100-200 AD good condition Uncleaned Iron Romano British Arrow Head.Fully Preserved.British found.Nice example. ТHIS ITEMS IS 100% AUTHENTIC Dimension 89 mm 11.1 grams See My Other Auctions! I accept Paypal only. Payment is due within 5 days after the end of auction. Please contact me before leaving a negative feedback. Giving me a chance to resolve your problem. Your satisfaction is my goal. If you're not satisfied with the item you purchased. Please contact me. Price to UK 3.00 Pounds.First class signed for- Delivery Time Worldwide 2-4 Week Price 8.90 Pounds-We offer combined shipment for multiple ITEMS you pay the price of the first post only. We accept return of item within 14 days from the date of receipt.Product must not be damaged or broken. Thanks for shopping ... morein our store! Nick Fisher nickfisher1981@gmail.com On 11-May-14 at 00:34:06 BST. Seller added the following information:
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Rare genuine Ancient Romano British crosbow fibula/brooch artifact intact patina
Romano British crosbow fibula(1 Cent.AD) Interesting type As pictured. Measuring 33mm. in length. 22mm. wide. The fibula is in good condition and a Very Rare& interesting type as pictured. A fibula(ˈfɪbjʊlə/ Plural fibulae/ˈfɪbjʊli/ is an ancient. Technically. The Latin term, fibulae, refers to brooches; however. The term is widely used to refer to brooches from the entire and world that continue Roman forms. Nevertheless. Its use in English is more restricted than in other languages, and in particular post-Roman brooches from the are just called brooches(for example. The) Where in German they would probably be fibulae. Unlike most modern brooches. Fibulae were not only decorative; they originally served a practical function: to fasten. Such as. Fibulae replaced straight that were used to fasten clothing in the period and the. In turn. ... moreFibulae were replaced as clothing fasteners by in the Middle Ages. Their descendant. The modern. Remains in use today. In ancient Rome and other places where Latin was used, the same word denoted both a brooch and the fibula bone because a popular form for brooches and the shape of the bone were thought to resemble one another. There are hundreds of different types of fibulae. They are usually divided into families that are based upon historical periods. Geography, and/or cultures. Fibulae are also divided into classes that are based upon their general forms. The saw an expansion in the use of fibulae. The rounded bow fibula underwent several variations and were usually highly decorated with incised or moulded designs. In one variation. The foot of the fibula that had previously terminated at the end of the arch with a simple catch plate, lengthened significantly. These extended foot fibulae, such as the Kahn type and the Pauken type, were found in the 7th to 5th centuries BC. The first long, bilateral springs appeared on some of these variants in the D2 era(5th century BC) These fibulae. Such as the Doublezier type, looked similar to the Roman-era fibulae but we
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RARE! ANCIENT ROMANO-BRITISH FIBULA BROOCH - CAMBRIDGE FIND
RARE! ANCIENT ROMANO-BRITISH FIBULA BROOCH- CAMBRIDGE FIND Description: A superb ancient Romano-British fibula brooch- Found in Cambridge, dating to around between 100-300 ad, british found, nice patina, Provenance: From a collection in London. Measurements: 46.48 x 19.59mm. Grade: Fine.
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SAMIAN WARE by GUY DE LA BEDOYERE Shire Archaeology Romano-British Gaul Pottery
Shire Archaeology SAMIAN WARE BY GUY DE LA BEDOYERE 1988 First Edition In good to very good condition with minor wear to edges and corners. Chapters Cover: Manufacture. South Gaul. Central Gaul. East Gaul. Romano-British Samian. Other Forms of Decorated Samian. Plain Samian. Interpretating Samian. Multiple Purchases If you Purchase more than one item from me you will receive a 50p discount per additional item purchased. Discount Scheme Every Buyer who purchases a book from me will be given a unique discount code entitling them to a 5% discount from any future book purchases. I have hundreds of other books available that I don't have time to list. So please feel free to ask me to check if I have something you want and if I have I will list it on Ebay for you 03/14. 140 Powered by
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SUPERB ROMANO BRITISH RING & DOT BRONZE FINGER RING - CIRCA 500 - 600 AD
A Superb Romano British Bronze Finger Ring. The Ring has a Ring& Dot design to the face of it. This design was believed to ward of evil and its design is also known as"The Evil Eye" Circa 500- 600 AD. The period when the Romans had left Britain but the influence of design was still Roman. Very good condition. It does has a green bronze encrustation on it which I have left as a sign of it's age. The inside diameter is slightly ovoid. It measures 17 mm across and 15 mm high. An excellent ring. UK BUYERS- I offer combined postage. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS- Due to a lot of items apparently not arriving in destination countries when I post by standard airmail I have been forced now to only offer a signed for service. I will however keep the postage at £10 for multiple buys unless the combined package exceeds the £10 limit ... moreon weight.
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romano British brooch Saxon And Medieval Metal Detecting Finds
Some really nice and interesting finds here even though damaged. The brooch fragment shows the wound spring still intact. The button found near a motte and Bailey site would appear to be very highly crafted with twisted wire going between inserted pins seen on the front of the button. Top right is a Romano British brooch fragment early to mid 1st century BH-7E9C73 PA number Fragment engraved from bowl or helmet? possibly Saxon brooch fragment not sure of that
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