roman dolphin pendant 2nd 3rd century silvered bronze Griekse jurken The cutting edges are not

The cutting edges are not sharpened and the tang is screwed to the pommel

It is delivered including scabbard

This snake bracelet is a replica of a copy from the 1st half of the 1st century BC

creating different looks

though some sources suggest it remained in use until as late as 1050 AD

roman dolphin pendant 2nd 3rd century silvered bronze Griekse jurken The cutting edges are notThis triskele shaped pendant shows three dolphins in a circle and is based on a Roman find from the 2nd 3rd century, possibly originally used as a phalera: a decorative disc on a sword belt or as a separate fitting. The threefold arrangement is reminiscent of the Celtic triskele, which was popular among the Romans due to Celtic influences in the customary art of the late 2nd century. The triskele was considered a lucky symbol and referred, among other