CELTIC BRONZE WARRIOR FIGURE, 2ND-1ST CENTURY BC

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An equestrian figure minus the horse. Over 1 1/2" height with right arm raised and the left extended. The legs spread for the horse back. Particularly lender and articulated. The face with rudimentary detail, primarily the brow. Fine stable mottled patina.

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CELTIC BRONZE WARRIOR FIGURE, 2ND-1ST CENTURY BC

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Mar 11, 2026, 3:04 PM EDT

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