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Lot 803
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century
A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century

Lot 803

A Roman bronze fragment of an arm and a club on a pedestal, 1st - 2nd century

Works of Art, Asiatica, Antiquities | A90kua | Live auction | 380 Lots

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Description

Smaller than life-sized, angled bronze arm. The hand wielding a spear or club, broken off above the hand. Beautiful patina. Mounted on a stand. Height of the arm 22.5 cm (including stand with pedestal 39 cm). Plus a solid bronze club with a snake entwined around it. Beautiful patina. Length 25 cm.
Highly decorative set.

Provenance: From the collection of a South German classical philologist, acquired by him during the 1950s and 1960s. Remaining thereafter in the family estate.

Condition: II Questions about the lot?

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The post-auction sales to our "Works of Art, Asiatica, Antiquities" auction from November 22, 2021 has already started, and will run all the way through December 23, 2021. Until then you can purchase all unsold lots at the starting price plus the buyers premium.

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