Ancient Roman beautiful gold earrings
Roman: Imperial Pre AD 1000: item #916778
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ARCHAEO GALLERY
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A beautiful pair of large Roman gold earrings decorated with extensive filigree work. The upper portion consists of a convex shaped disc decorated with a stylized face, the lower with three hollow globes with ornate hanging granular curtains and spiral decoration in centre, all attached with a strand of braided wire. Comes with display stand. Very ornateDating to circa 2nd-3rd century AD. ... Click for details
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ROMAN GLASS TEST TUBE UNGUENTARIUM
Roman: Imperial Pre AD 1000: item #916043 2447
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Passage to Antiquity
$160.00
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A perfect Roman glass "test tube" style tear vial or unguentarium dated 1st - 3rd century AD, the period of Roman occupation. The vessel was excavated in Syria and measures 8.05 cm in height and has a circumference of 6.8 cm. The glass is a very light green color and there is a light earth encrustation on the interior. There is a glass residue from a crude cutting on the base. The vial has an elongated body and a short, slender neck which is funnel-shaped at the top. There is a wide, flaring, ro... Click for details
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ROMAN BRONZE LOCK - PALESTINE - FREE SHIPPING
Roman: Imperial Pre AD 1000: item #914699 2444
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Passage to Antiquity
$14.00
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A wonderful Roman bronze lock measuring 6.7 cm and dated to the 1st - 3rd century AD, the period of Roman occupation. The lock is covered with a green patina and is in excellent condition. The article was excavated in Palestine.During the period this item was manufactured there were millions of bronze articles in use by the military, the government, private citizens and merchants in the Roman Empire. Articles included ... Click for details
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ROMAN GLASS BOTTLE - EX SYRIA - FREE SHIPPING
Roman: Imperial Pre AD 1000: item #913457 2441
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Passage to Antiquity
$95.00
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A Roman glass bottle excavated in Syria and dated 1st - 2nd century AD, the period of Roman occupation. The vessel measures 7.6 cm in height, has a circumference of 18.3 cm and has an indented bottom. The glass is a very light green color with a heavy earth encrustation on the interior and exterior. There are 20 vertical ribs as decoration that grow from the base to the applied neck. The rim is rounded and there is a tiny pin-hole in the bottom and a larger hole in the body. A plexiglass stand i... Click for details
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ROMAN GLASS BOTTLE - 1st - 2nd CENTURY AD
Roman: Republic Pre AD 1000: item #911262 2436
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Passage to Antiquity
$160.00
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Roman glass bottle excavated in Syria and dated 1st - 2nd century AD, the period of Roman occupation. The vessel measures 6.66 cm in height with a circumference of 17.9 cm and the glass is transparent and a light green color. There is a slight dirt encrustation on the interior and the bottom is indented. The squat body grows to a very restricted neck and a rolled rim. Shipping is free and the bottle is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.... Click for details
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ROMAN GLASS JAR - 1st-2nd CENTURY AD - FREE SHIPPING
Roman: Republic Pre AD 1000: item #911134 2431
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Passage to Antiquity
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Attractive Roman light green transparent glass jar measuring 6.7 cm in height with a circumference of 12.4 cm and dated 1st - 2nd century AD, the period of Roman occupation. There is some light encrustation on the exterior and the interior. The bottom is indented and the squat body grows to a restricted neck and a rolled rim. The body is decorated with 20 ribs and there is a very minor crack on the neck. Shipping is free and the jar is in very good condition. A small plastic display stand is inc... Click for details
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Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp
Roman Pre AD 1000: item #909435 ADD
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Artemis Gallery Ancient World Art
(720) 890-7700
SOLD $345.00
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Ancient Roman Empire Oil Lamp, ca. 1st century A.D. Terracotta discus lamp of buff clay with remains of red and brown glaze. Decorated with raised laurel and ribbons (albeit slightly abstract); sits upon flat, ringed base. Lamps like this were used by the ancient Romans for artificial light. They were fueled by olive oil, and had anywhere from one to a dozen wicks. Many had handles so they could be carried from room to room, and also so they could by carried by actors in plays or by participant... Click for details
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