Three Ancient Roman Bronze Medical,Surgical Instruments

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #798181
Z.240.A8

Culture - Period : Roman period in the Holy Land 63 B.C. - 330 A.D

Various ancient medical and surgical instruments probe ,scoop and needle

Condition: Some encrustation but in excellent condition

7.10 inch , 5.80 inch and 6.80 inch ... Click for details

Roman Coin of Constantine I the Great ,18K Gold Pendan

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #797341
C.8.A.C10088

This is an exquisite ancient roman bronze coin of emperor 'Constantine the Great' 'Saint Constantine' Flavius Valerius Constantinus(AD ca. 285 - AD 337) Set in Solid 18K Gold Pendant ,A simple hand made setting by the finest Armenian - Jerusalemite jewelers

This coin was found in Jerusalem

(5.60gm; diameter 1.8 mm) Weight fo... Click for details

Ancient Roman Coin Of Helena Augusta ,18K Gold Pendant

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #797319
C.8.22

Very nice and significant ancient roman bronze coin of Helena mother of Constantine I the great , this coin was minted AD 324-328/30. Found in Bethlehem

Solid 18K Gold Pendant with this beautiful ancient coin of Helena , simple hand made setting by the finest Armenian - Jerusalemite jewelers

(6.60gm; diameter 20 mm) Weight fo... Click for details

Exceptional Roman Blown Glass Pitcher 100 - 300 A .D

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #796054
G.265

With very nice patina " iridescence " Applied handle from rim to shoulder .

Found in Jericho.

Condition: Excellent Condition, Intact, not repaired and not restored.

Height: 4.80 inch (12 cm).... Click for details

ANCIENT ROMAN GLASS BEADS NECKLACE FROM JERUSALEM

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #794811
G.7580-2004

Very nice and rare light blue glass beads necklace.

Found in the Holy Land.

Early Roman Period.

First century BC - First century AD.

Condition: Excellent Condition.... Click for details

Roman Redware Askos

Roman: Gallic Pre AD 1000: item #792843
BD2306

Rare type! Ancient Redware Askos, Gaulic, southern France, Spain, ca. 1st to 2nd century A.D. In almost miniature form, the surface is done in a fine, shiny red-slipped finish. While the specific purpose of this particular shape is not known, it's likely that it was used to pour liquids at the dinner table. 6-1/4"L x 2"W x 3"H, handle and spout broken/re-glued, otherwise excellent condition.
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ROMAN LEAD SLING BULLET - EX ISRAEL

Roman: Imperial Pre AD 1000: item #792343
2296

A Roman lead sling bullet discovered in Israel and measuring 2.9 cm. This lethal weapon is dated ca. 1st century AD, the period of Roman occupation. The item is covered with a desert encrustation and is in excellent condition.

The sling was a very effective weapon in antiquity and the lead bullets, or in Latin "glades", that were flung from them could be quite lethal. The usual shape of these projectiles was that of an ... Click for details

Charming Roman Clay Oil Lamp 1st -2nd Century AD

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #791942
L.334

Mouldmade, Double convex body with sharp carination ,small convex rim, set off with a double moulding from the shoulder , decorated on body and nozzle ,flat base and small workshop mark, small handle , orange clay , reddish orange slip.

Found in the Holy Land.

Charming Roman Clay Oil Lamp 1st -2nd Century AD.... Click for details

Late Roman - Byzantine Bronze Disk Weight 300-500 AD

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #791671

Three sicilice 22 grams , with concentric circles on both sides Very good condition and nice black patina *******

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A ROMAN MARBLE TORSO OF DIONYSOS

Roman Pre AD 1000: item #791377

Dionysos (Latin: Bacchus or Liber) was the god of wine. Consequently he was seen as the personification of the life force of the vine and vegetation and the earth's fertiltiy. He was a volatile god whose rites were celebrated in an ecstatic and orgiastic fashion. His female devotees were the Maenads (Bacchantes) and their drunken and lascivious male counterparts were the Satyrs (Fauns). Drunken old Silenos was also a member of his retinue. No where in ancient literature is the passion and fury o... Click for details