Roman Minerva Torso with Gorgoneion

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze centerpiece bowl featuring in the center of its well a gilt, high relief depiction of Minerva/Athena, Greco-Roman goddess of wisdom, seated with her gorgoneion ("Gorgon amu

Provenance: The Estate of David Niven 9 1/2 inches high; 12 1/2 inches high (total)

23" H x 8" diameter

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