Roman Empire, Agrippina Junior, 41-54 C.E. Reverse, Persephone, Bronze unit

**First Time At Auction** Roman Provinces. Three bronze coins. First, Phoenicia, Sidon, Claudius, 41 to 54 CE, bronze 23 mm. Laureate head to right with Europa riding bull to right on reverse. Phoenic

Claudius 41 to 54 CE, AE quadrans, 2.76 grams, Rome Mint, 41 CE. OBVERSE: Hand with scales, legend around. REVERSE: Legend around S C. Reference RIC I 84. 15 mm. Provenance: private Matrisciano colle

Claudius 41 to 54 CE, AE quadrans, 3.6 grams, Rome Mint OBVERSE: TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG, Three-legged modius, with grain kernels protruding from top. REVERSE: Large S C with PON M TR P IMP COS DES IT

Roman Empire, Faustina Junior, wife of Marcus Aurelius, Rome, 147 to 175 CE, struck under Marcus Aurelius, ca. 165 CE to 175/6 CE. OBVERSE: Draped bust of Faustina to right. REVERSE: IVNONI REGINAE Ju

Roman Empire, ca. 330 CE. Gorgeous bronze coin of Roma set into a bronze bezel for wearing as a pendant. Coin shows Roma facing left, "URBS ROMA" around her profile. On the reverse, the She-Wolf nurse

Roman Empire, ca. 100 to 300 CE. Included are a 30mm bronze sestertius, obverse depicting Maximus, reverse depicting Maximus standing; a 33mm bronze AE33, obverse depicting Aurelius, reverse depicting

Roman Empire, Gordian III, 238-244 CE, AE sestertius, 21.1 grams. OBVERSE: Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. REVERSE: Felicity standing, head to left and holding caduceus and cornucopia. Se

Roman Empire, Trajan, Rome, 98 to 117 CE, struck 114 CE to 116 CE. OBVERSE: Laureate bust of Trajan facing right. REVERSE: Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopia, S C to either side,

Ancient Roman, Constantine I Bronze coin set in Silver Pendant 307-337 CE. Size 27 mm diameter. Authentic Roman Empire bronze coin, emperor facing left, Reverse with Wolf and twins. set in silver pend

Roman Empire, Rule of Hadrian, ca. 134-138 CE, minted under authroity of the Roman Senate - "SC." Bronze Sestertius RIC 828, Obverse: Lauriat Hadrian looks right " HADRIANVS AVG. COS." On reverse, win

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, Nero, ca. 54 to 68 CE. AE As. Rome Mint. Obverse: Laureate head facing right. Reverse: Temple of Janus with door closed. RIC 300. Size: 1.05" W (2.7 c

Roman Empire, minted at Carthage, 298 to 299 CE. Large bronze follis of Constantine I as Caesar. Obverse portrait of Constantine with CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES, his head laureate r. Reverse: SALVIS AVGG ET

A nice Roman bronze coin of Claudius. The coin of Claudius, AD 41 - 54, is a copper As struck at the mint of Rome with Minerva advancing rt. on the reverse brandishing a spear and holding a shield. In

364-368 Roman Empire Valens Follis bronze coin. Siscia mint. Obverse engraved bust of Valens facing right. Reverse engraved soldier dragging captive and holding standard. D: 16.10 mm, 2.41 grams

Roman Empire, British Military Legion, ca, 2nd to 4th century CE. Large and extremely rare bronze shield boss. Used by Roman legion foot soldiers to deflect blows to their shield. Large round plate do

Roman Empire, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. An attractive marble torso of a statue depicting a male figure, most likely Herakles (Hercules), the quintessential hero of ancient times, as he appears to be

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE, purportedly found in Britain. Exceptionally rare iron short sword Gladius or Semi-Spatha. Long tapered blade with tip nearly pointed, extended tang with the po

(Baltimore, 1876-1924). Modeled as wood sprite among cattails, with four cattail top fountain heads, signed "Berge" and impressed "Roman Bronze Works N.Y. ," 41 in. H.

Ancient Roman Empire Coin Collection (178) total coins including a gold solidus of Valentinian III having a helmeted and armored facing portrait on obverse, the reverse showing the city goddess of Con

DESCRIPTION: Important gilt bronze Empire mantle clock attributed to Claude Galle, designed with a round, black Roman numeral, white enamel dial with pierced bronze with blued steel date hand. Signed:

Italian Patinated Bronze of "Bacchus and Cupid" first quarter 20th century, after the 2nd century CE Roman marble (itself a copy of a Greek sculpture) formerly in the Farnese Collection and now conser

DESCRIPTION: This figural 19th Cent. clock features a round enamel dial, marked "a Paris", indicates the Roman numeral hours and the Arabic fifteen-minute intervals by means of two bronze hands. The c

Rome, ca. 3rd century CE. A bronze figure depicting the ancient Roman personification of winter, wearing a hooded tabard and pantaloons, holding a hare in his raised right hand and a staff in his left

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st century CE. A stupendous leaded bronze oil lamp, cast via the lost wax (cire perdue) process, with an elegant, elongated body, a trapezoidal spout, and a magnificent hi