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Rare form! From ancient Rome, ca. 1st - 2nd Century A.D. Solid bronze mirror composed of two disks hinged together; interior of each plated with traces of silver for reflection; exterior of each with series of concentric lathe-turned rings; each disk with an arching handle looped on each end through a catch-plate in the form of a mask. Beautiful patina. References: cf. The Royal Ontario Museum, Greek, Roman, and Related Metalware, pgs. 190-193, nos. 321-324. 4-1/8"D, intact and complete. Category:Roman Material:Bronze Dimensions:4-1/8"D Condition:Intact
Antiquities
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