Early Issue Roman Republic Bronze Aes Grave

Rome, c. 225-217 BC. AE Cast As, 267.90g. Head of Janus; below, horizontal mark of value I; all on a raised disk / Prow right; above, mark of value I; all on a raised disk. Size: 2.5" W x .045" H (6.4

Ancient Roman Republic Aes Grave Circa 217-215 BC. Coin. Ancient Roman Republic Anonymous. Circa 217-215 BC. Æ Aes Grave As (size 51mm, 89.80 grams). Semi-Libral standard. Rome mint. Laureate head of

Ancient Roman Republic Anonymous Æ Aes Grave As Circa 225-217 BC. (66mm, 357 grams). Prow right, libral cast series. Rome mint. Head of bearded Janus; all on a raised disk / Prow of galley right;

**Originally Listed At $400** Roman, Republican Period, ca. 280 to 276 BCE. A Roman Republican bronze Aes Grave Quadrans. OBVERSE: Open right hand, three pellets to left. REVERSE: Two barley grains, t

Grueber, H. A. "Coins of the Roman Republic in the British Museum." The Trustees of the British Museum, 1970. (three volumes) "Volume I, Aes Rude, Aes Signatum, Aes Grave and Coinage of Rome from 268

Roman Republic / early Roman Empire, ca. 200 BCE to 100 CE. Before the invention of glass blowing in the first century CE, Roman manufacturers of household goods used a variety of other materials to f

Roman, Republic to early Imperial period, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. A remarkable leaded bronze finial in the unique form of a herm enveloped in a long cloak with the waist thrust forward

1642 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW RARE, Ed REPUBLIC ROMAN GERMAN JACOBO LAMPADIO/VELLUM BND   VERY RARE - SCARCE EARLY EDITION - FIRST ISSUE RARE LIMITED EDITION of a CELEBRATED, IMPORTANT & UNCOMMON W

Pair of marked 14 karat yellow gold earrings with large Roman bronze coins (follis?). Possibly produced by Hans Cullmann of Germany. Coins are late 3rd - early 4th century AD issues of Co Emperors Dio

Roman, late Republic to early Imperial Period, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. A stunning bronze oinochoe (pouring vessel) with a slightly-concave ring base, a globular body, and a rounded shou

**Originally Listed At $400** Roman, late Republic to early Imperial Period, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. A steelyard scale made from several cast-bronze component. The balance beam has two

**First Time At Auction** Roman, late Republic to early Imperial Period, ca. 1st century BCE to 1st century CE. A beautiful cast-bronze bowl with a round but stable base, tall walls, a thin rim with a

Early Bronze Roman figure of a minotaur. From an old private collection

Classical World, Greco-Roman, Late Republic Period, ca. 1st century BCE. A cast-bronze bread stamp of a rectangular form with a suspension ring on the verso. The recessed stamp face bears 14 raised Gr

Early Roman Bronze Oil Lamp. Winged putti finial lid. Unsigned. Oxidation and wear consistent with age. Measures 5" H x 9-1/2" L.

A large example of Roman bronze Aes Formatum, 5th - 4th Century BC, which was a proto-currency used in the Italian peninsula before the widespread use of coinage in the area. It is later than the aes

Roman Republic, Anonymous Sextantal Series, ca. after 211 BCE. AE As (35.9 g). Obverse: Laureate head of Janus; above, mark of value I. Reverse: Prow right; above, mark of value I; below, ROMA. Sydenh

A group of 10 Roman Republic bronze arrowheads, c. 1st Century BC, all are classic trilobate types that range from 20 mm to 32 mm in length and have a nice dark patina. Ex Clearwater, FL private colle

A group of 10 Roman Republic bronze arrowheads, c. 1st Century BC. The group consists of both trilobate and bilobate types that range from 18 mm to 33 mm in length and have a nice dark patina. Cf. Mal

A group of 10 Roman Republic bronze arrowheads, c. 1st Century BC, all are classic trilobate types that range from 17 mm to 21 mm in length and have a nice dark patina. Cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV

Lot of 4 Ancient Roman Republic Bronze Arrow heads c.50 BC. Size 0 3/4- 1 1/8 inch length. fine lot of 4 bronze arrow heads with with three flat sides, one side holed for addition of spur, circular so

Early Roman bronze coin, possibly Radiate or Greek, early 4th Century AD; 23.8 mm diameter; weight approx. 4.3 gms.; as-is condition, large crack to coin

A late Hellenistic or early Roman bronze figure of a standing dadophoros, a young torch bearer, wrapped in mandyas (Macedonian cavalry cloak), with naturalistic facial features, wearing a kausia (flat

A group of 5 Roman Republic small bronze arrowheads, c. 1st Century BC, ranging from 19 to 21 mm with olive-green patina, and heavy earthen deposits. Cf. Malloy, 'Weapons', plate XIV #122. Similar to