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Oud-Romeins Brons Leeuw applicatie  (Zonder Minimumprijs)
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Oud-Romeins Brons Leeuw applicatie (Zonder Minimumprijs)

ITEM: Lion applique MATERIAL: Bronze CULTURE: Roman PERIOD: 1st - 3rd Century A.D DIMENSIONS: 37 mm x 34 mm CONDITION: Good condition PROVENANCE: Ex Austrian private collection, acquired before 1990s Roman lion appliqués in bronze were ornamental decorations commonly used in various contexts during the Roman Empire. These appliqués, typically crafted from bronze or other metals, depicted stylized representations of lions and were often attached to a variety of objects, including furniture, architectural elements, military equipment, and personal adornments. The lion held symbolic significance in Roman culture, representing strength, power, and courage, and its image was frequently employed to convey these attributes in both secular and religious contexts. One of the most notable uses of Roman lion appliqués was in furniture decoration. Bronze lion appliqués adorned items such as chests, tables, chairs, and thrones, adding a touch of elegance and prestige to household furnishings. These appliqués were often intricately detailed, with finely rendered features and muscular forms, showcasing the skill and artistry of Roman metalworkers. Lion appliqués on furniture not only served a decorative purpose but also conveyed social status and wealth, as owning such elaborately adorned pieces was a sign of affluence and refinement. In addition to furniture decoration, Roman lion appliqués were also utilized in architectural ornamentation. They adorned buildings, temples, and public structures, adding embellishments to facades, friezes, and doorways. These appliqués contributed to the grandeur and magnificence of Roman architecture, reflecting the empire's penchant for opulence and ostentation. Furthermore, the presence of lion motifs in architectural contexts may have held symbolic connotations related to protection, guardianship, and the imperial authority of Rome. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and European Union export license If you bid outside European Union and win the item, we must request a new export license to your country and the shipment will delay between 3 - 5 weeks. #ExclusiveCabinetofCuriosities

Nr. 86553747

Verkocht
Oud-Romeins Brons Leeuw applicatie  (Zonder Minimumprijs)

Oud-Romeins Brons Leeuw applicatie (Zonder Minimumprijs)

ITEM: Lion applique
MATERIAL: Bronze
CULTURE: Roman
PERIOD: 1st - 3rd Century A.D
DIMENSIONS: 37 mm x 34 mm
CONDITION: Good condition
PROVENANCE: Ex Austrian private collection, acquired before 1990s

Roman lion appliqués in bronze were ornamental decorations commonly used in various contexts during the Roman Empire. These appliqués, typically crafted from bronze or other metals, depicted stylized representations of lions and were often attached to a variety of objects, including furniture, architectural elements, military equipment, and personal adornments. The lion held symbolic significance in Roman culture, representing strength, power, and courage, and its image was frequently employed to convey these attributes in both secular and religious contexts.

One of the most notable uses of Roman lion appliqués was in furniture decoration. Bronze lion appliqués adorned items such as chests, tables, chairs, and thrones, adding a touch of elegance and prestige to household furnishings. These appliqués were often intricately detailed, with finely rendered features and muscular forms, showcasing the skill and artistry of Roman metalworkers. Lion appliqués on furniture not only served a decorative purpose but also conveyed social status and wealth, as owning such elaborately adorned pieces was a sign of affluence and refinement.

In addition to furniture decoration, Roman lion appliqués were also utilized in architectural ornamentation. They adorned buildings, temples, and public structures, adding embellishments to facades, friezes, and doorways. These appliqués contributed to the grandeur and magnificence of Roman architecture, reflecting the empire's penchant for opulence and ostentation. Furthermore, the presence of lion motifs in architectural contexts may have held symbolic connotations related to protection, guardianship, and the imperial authority of Rome.

Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and European Union export license

If you bid outside European Union and win the item, we must request a new export license to your country and the shipment will delay between 3 - 5 weeks.
#ExclusiveCabinetofCuriosities

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