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stands atop a shell motif with two adjacent geese on either side
A circa 1890's unique twenty one piece child's tea set Charles Allerton & Sons Pattern # 780 from England
This piece can firmly be attributed to Jules Moigniez
Condition: Beautiful age-related condition with very few signs of wear
Roman Antiquity Fibulae ( Fibula pin ) or Garment Bronze Pin 100 AD - 500 AD Paintings stands atop a shell motifWe are offering An ancient, from antiquity, Bronze Fibula Pin used to fasten together the garments of the wealthier Romans. Used mostly between 100 AD and 500 Ad at the beginning of the middle ages. This is a fabulous early Bronze piece with a figure head on the top of the pin. Condition: Very Good solid as found Condition Antiquity patinated Bronze pin Dimensions: approximately 3 5 8" x 1 4" across the top of the figure head Weight: 12 g. loc. f id.