Merovingian Bronze Fibula and widened ends - 80 mm (No reserve price)

Merovingian bronze fibula with widened ends — 5th–7th centuries AD Period: Merovingian Estimated dating: 5th–7th centuries AD Material: Bronze. Typology: Ornamental fibula Interesting Roman fibula made in cast bronze, of singular geometric design, characterized by a wide central circular disk and two widened ends, joined by a prominent longitudinal rib in relief. On the reverse it preserves elements of the old fastening mechanism, evidence of its use as a clasp to secure garments. Condition: Good overall integrity, with an attractive dark green archaeological patina, mineral deposits, and signs of age. A prominent piece of Roman personal ornament, especially interesting for its unusual geometric composition and the preservation of elements of its fastening system.

Estimate:£167.51

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