Lot 2819
A Lot of Six Medical or Medicinal Implements in Bronze. Roman, 2nd-5th century AD. Group comprises a varied assortment of shapes and types. Two are probes or applicators -- one long and simple, with each with ovate-shaped end a different size; the other shorter and symmetrical, with central "handle" of geometric mouldings. Two more probe/applicators, but the rounded and rectangular ends could likewise have served as spatulas. Another item is short, one end of olivary form, the other rather arrowhead-like (slightly chipped) that may have been a form of lancet. The last piece a simple form of scalpel. All well preserved, with varying brown or green patinas. Lengths: 3-3/8" - 7-3/4". An interesing general assortment.
Estimated Value $650 - 800.
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| Realized $460 |
