Lotto n. 841 - LITHIC INDUSTRY. Neolithic period, c. 9th - 4th millennium BC. Lot of five (5) projectile points and implements comprising flint arrowheads, blades or scrapers. Various shapes.

Lotto n. 842 - LITHIC INDUSTRY. Neolithic period, c. 9th - 4th millennium BC. Lot of five (5) projectile points and implements comprising flint arrowheads, blades or scrapers. Various shapes. Flint.

Lotto n. 843 - GROUP OF FOUR IRON WEAPON ELEMENTS Ancient World or later. Lot of four (4) elongated iron objects, possibly representing spear or javelin heads, though their exact function remains uncertain due to heavy corrosion and deformation. The pieces show tapering forms and traces of possible hafting areas, but diagnostic features are largely lost. The present group may represent weapon elements, unfinished pieces, or reworked iron implements. Dimensions and weights: 240 × 38 mm, 131.34 g 180.5 × 77.22 mm 158 × 25.5 mm, 75.72 g 128 × 13 mm, 25.37 g.

Lotto n. 844 - GROUP OF IRON PROJECTILE AND SPEARHEADS Ancient World, Iron Age to Roman period. Lot of fourteen (14) iron projectile points and spearheads of various forms and sizes, including elongated leaf-shaped examples with midrib as well as smaller, slender points likely intended for arrows or light javelins. Several pieces are fragmentary or heavily worn. Such implements are widely attested across the Mediterranean and European world from the Iron Age through the Roman period, serving both hunting and military purposes. Heavily corroded surfaces with encrustations and losses throughout. Max. length: 240 mm. 151 g.

Lotto n. 845 - LATE BRONZE AGE SPEAR HEAD. c. 1200-800 BC. Socketed bronze spear head with leaf-shaped blade. The shaft tapers through the length of the spear head to the point. Shaft with two locking holes. Length: 80 mm. AE. Greenish patina. Intact.

Lotto n. 846 - ANCIENT BRONZE ARROW OR SPEAR HEAD. Ancient world, c. 3rd century BC - 3rd century AD. Large bronze arrow or spear head. Dimensions: 47 x 20 mm. AE. 8.98 g.

Lotto n. 847 - GROUP OF BRONZE RINGS (“RING MONEY” TYPE HOARD) Celtic World, 1st millennium BC. Group of approximately ninety (90) small bronze rings, originally forming an accumulation rather than a finished ornament. Such rings are frequently encountered in Celtic contexts of the 1st millennium BC and are often interpreted as proto-currency, metal stock, or elements intended for further use in composite objects. The rings vary slightly in size and thickness and show typical surface wear and patination. The present grouping reflects a deposited or collected assemblage rather than an articulated necklace.

Lotto n. 848 - GROUP OF BRONZE RINGS (“RING MONEY” TYPE ASSEMBLAGE) Celtic or Italic world, 1st millennium BC. Group of approximately forty-nine (49) small cast bronze rings, likely representing an accumulated assemblage or a finished ornament and adornment. Such rings are widely attested in European contexts of the 1st millennium BC, particularly within Celtic and related cultural spheres, where they are often interpreted as forms of proto-currency, bullion stock, or utilitarian elements intended for exchange or further manufacture. The rings display minor variations in diameter and section. AE.

Lotto n. 849 - SILVER BOW FIBULA Iron Age or eastern Celtic, c. 4th-3rd century BC. Thracian type silver fibula. Made of one piece with integral coiled spring, tapering pin, lateral catch and a simple curved bow; the raised foot terminates in a spiral. AR. 2.02 g. 26 mm.

Lotto n. 850 - PAIR OF BRONZE SPIRALS. Bronze Age, c. 1200-800 BC. Lot of two (2) cylindrical bronze spirals. Probably used as spiral hair rings. Diameters: 32 and 33 mm. AE. Lovely green patina. Slightly chipped; one crack.

Lotto n. 851 - ENAMELLED MILLEFIORI OPENWORK BRONZE DISC FIBULA. Roman period, 2nd-3rd century AD. Complex military (?) disc brooch shaped like an openwork disc, composed of four circular enameled discs with red, blue and withe millefiori decor alternating with four openwork circles each with small circular protrusion filled with enamel. Two arms placed at right angles connect the enameled discs. At the intersection ot these arms, there would normally be a stem surmounted by an attached enameled disc, wich is missing. AE. 11.59 g. 44 mm. Enamel partially missing. One openwork circle broken with missing protrusion. Needle intact but catch not complete.

Lotto n. 852 - BRONZE OPENWORK DISK FIBULA Roman Period, c. 2nd-3rd century AD. Bronze openwork disc brooch with an openwork triskeles (or triple spiral) motif. Diameter: 32,5 mm. Weight: 12,34 g. Enchanting light green patina. Intact and complete.

Lotto n. 853 - ROMAN CARNELIAN INTAGLIO DEPICTING ROMA OR MINERVA. Roman period, 1st-3rd century AD. Carnelian intaglio with the engraving of the helmeted and draped goddess standing left, holding spear and shield with her right hand, and a small statuette of Victory (Victoriola) in her left. Dimensions: 19 x 14 mm. 1.45 g. Worn surface, edge chipped with minor damage.

Lotto n. 854 - ROMAN CARNELIAN INTAGLIO DEPICTING SOL. Roman period, 3rd century AD. Carnelian intaglio with the engraving of radiate Sol Invictus standing right and raising his left hand in salute. Dimensions: 14 x 12,5 mm. 0.61 g. Intact and complete. Minor encrustations on back and edge.

Lotto n. 855 - GOLD RING SET WITH A NICOLO INTAGLIO. Roman period, 1st - 3rd century. A gold ring with a large massive round hoop and outbroad shoulders extending into an oval bezel set with a nicolo intaglio. The intaglio depicts a laureate portrait head looking left, maybe Apollo. Nicolo is a cameo or intaglio that is carved in onyx in such a way that the image displays a translucent bluish/grey color. This thin top layer of design lays atop a thicker layer of black material that shows through, imbuing the design with the characteristic tint of blue. Nicolo pieces have been carved since antiquity. Dimensions: 21.5 x 19.5 mm. 9.58 g.

Lotto n. 856 - BRONZE RING WITH A HORSEMAN. Byzantine period or Medieval, c. 10th - 13th century AD. Bronze finger-ring with offset, rectangular bezel depicting a stylised horse and rider to the left. Inner diameter 20 mm, bezel 12 x 9 mm. Intact.

Lotto n. 857 - PAIR OF BRONZE BRACELETS Bronze Age, c. 1200-800 BC. Lot of two (2) penannular round-section bracelets or armlets made of bronze rod with tapered ends. Diameter: 87 mm and 101 mm. AE. Enchanting smooth and glossy dark green and emerald green patina. Minor corrosion.

Lotto n. 858 - ROMAN GOLD PENDANT. Roman period, 2nd-4th century AD. Hollow-modelled (amulet?) cylindrical pendant, with suspension loop. The ribbed body is decorated at the ends with applied filigree wires. It likely originally served as a setting for a now missing glass or gemstone. Dimensions: 11 x 8,5 mm. AV. 1.28 g.

Lotto n. 859 - ROMAN BRONZE VENUS LOCK HASP. Roman Period, 2nd-3rd century AD. A cast bronze figural chest lock hasp featuring Venus standing on a small pedestal and raising her arms washing sea foam from her hair, her lower body is covered with drapery that is wrapped below her waist. Dimensions: 98,5 x 30 mm. AE. 68.86 g. Hinge with top mounting and openwork lock fastener at the back are missing, otherwise intact.

Lotto n. 860 - ROMAN BRONZE LOCK ELEMENT. Roman period, ca. 1st – 3rd century AD. Cast bronze component from a locking mechanism, probably part of a sliding bolt or internal lock plate. The rectangular body is pierced with ten round openings. One end terminates in an elongated tongue or pin, functional within the locking system. Dimensions: 74.5 x 16 mm. AE. 22.88 g.

Lotto n. 861 - ITALIC HALF WALNUT LEAD Italic cultures, Central Italy, 4th century BC. Lead configured in half-nut. Dimensions: 32 x 26 mm. PB. 64.18 g.

Lotto n. 862 - 'GROMA' AMPHORA WEIGHT. Roman period, 1st - 4th century AD. Decorated lead weight in the shape of an amphora with a suspension loop. Dimensions: 74 x 33 mm. PB. 296.46 g.

Lotto n. 863 - 'GROMA' HEAD WEIGHT Roman period, 1st - 4th century AD. Lead weight in the shape of a head with suspension loop. Dimensions: 87 x 44 mm. PB. 600 g.

Lotto n. 864 - BRONZE WEIGHT. Eastern Mediterranean, Levant or West Asia, 7th - 3rd century BC. Triangular bronze weight with a suspension loop. Phoenician, Aramaic, or Ancient South Arabian incised inscription on the sides. The weight of 52,1 g corresponds to 6 Shekel after the Babylonian standard. Dimensions: 30 x 33 mm. AE. 52.1 g.

Lotto n. 865 - THREE BYZANTINE COMMERCIAL WEIGHTS Byzantine, c. 11th - 13th century. Lot of three (3) bowl-shaped bronze weights. AE.

Lotto n. 866 - TERRACOTTA LAMP Roman, c. 2nd-4th century AD. Possibly from an Easter Province. Simple geometric pattern. 93X69 mm. 70.03 g.

Lotto n. 867 - TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP. Roman period, from the Levant, circa 2nd - 5th century AD. A simple molded oil lamp composed of a body with a large central hole and decorated with raised linear and geometric designs, and a short nozzle. Opposite the nozzle is a fin shaped handle. Dimensions: 92 x 85 mm. 64.11 g. Significant wear and weathered but intact.

Lotto n. 868 - TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP. Roman period, from the Levant, circa 2nd - 5th century AD. A simple molded oil lamp composed of a body with a large central hole and decorated with raised linear and geometric designs, and a short nozzle. Opposite the nozzel is a fin shaped handle. Dimensions: 90.5 x 70 mm. 68.22 g. Slightly worn and weathered but intact. Blackening at the wick from use.

Lotto n. 869 - TERRACOTTA OIL LAMP. Byzantine, circa 6th - 10th century AD. A simple molded oil lamp composed of a piriform body with a large central hole, a nozzle with a wide filler mouth and a raised tall handle or reflector, which extends from the back of the lamp, and is decorated with ridges. Dimensions: 116.5 x 59.5 mm. 83.64 g. Significant wear and weathered but intact. Blackening at the wick from use.

Lotto n. 870 - TERRACOTTA BYZANTINE LAMP Byzantine, c. 5th century AD. Circular shaped oil lamp with some geometric pattern. 85.56 g. 77 mm.

Lotto n. 871 - TERRA SIGILLATA LAMP Roman, 2nd-4th century AD. Circular shaped lamp with faint salopp patterns around the rim. 44.54 g. 78.5 mm.

Lotto n. 872 - BRONZE CLASPS Byzantine to Early modern. Lot of twenty (20) fragments of claps. Different sizes and weights.

Lotto n. 873 - BRONZE BELT BUCKLES Collection of simple belt buckles of various sizes and shapes.

Lotto n. 874 - MEDIEVAL BRONZE BELT BUCKLES Lot of four (4) belt buckles in different sizes and weights. Some with simple geometric patterns.

Lotto n. 875 - BRONZE FASTENINGS Lot of nine (9) bronze fastenings or claps in different shapes and sizes.

Lotto n. 876 - LEAD/BRONZE BEADS (?) or weaving weights (?) Lot of sixteen (16) beads made out of lead or bronze. All different sizes and shapes.

Lotto n. 877 - BRONZE THIMBLES AND NEEDLES Roman (?) Lot of six (6) items, four (4) thimbles and two (2) needles. Size: 112x3, 5.16 / 20.5x11.5, 4.41.

Lotto n. 878 - BRONZE BELLS Chain with fifteen (15) bronze bells of different sizes. 11.07 g. 225 mm.

Lotto n. 879 - SIX ROMAN PHALERAE. Roman period, 1st - 2nd century. Lot of six (6) bronze discoid phalerae decorated with concentric lines. AE.

Lotto n. 880 - ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM. Roman period, 1st - 2nd century AD. Elongated glass unguentarium with a flat cut everted lip, a long cylindrical neck with a slight constriction at the base, a pyriform body and a flat bottom. Dimensions: 135 x 26.5 mm. 57.96 g. Light iridescence. Sinter is present inside, along with deposits. FRAGILE! SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EU.

Lotto n. 881 - ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM. Roman period, 1st - 2nd century AD. Elongated pale green glass unguentarium with a flat cut everted lip, a long cylindrical neck with a slight constriction at the base, a pyriform body and a roundish bottom. Dimensions: 132 x 17.5 mm. 13.96 g. Traces of repair. Complete, with enchanting iridescence. Sinter is present inside, along with deposits. FRAGILE! SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EU.

Lotto n. 882 - ROMAN GLASS UNGUENTARIUM. Roman period, 1st - 2nd century AD. Elongated pale green glass unguentarium with a flat cut everted lip, a long cylindrical neck with a slight constriction at the base, a pyriform body and a flat bottom with a pontil mark. Height: 118 mm. Complete. Sinter is present inside, along with deposits on the outside. FRAGILE! SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EU.

Lotto n. 883 - TERRA SIGILLATA FRAGMENT. Late Roman Empire, North Africa, c. 3th - 5th century AD. Pottery fragment. Red slip ware decorated with a depiction of a naked, bearded male figure (Hercules?) with short hair, standing left. The attribute on his left hand is broken off and unexplained, a lion's skin or a round shield would be conceivable.. Slightly raised relief. Dimensions: 55 x 49.5 mm. 15.55 g.

Lotto n. 884 - SIX TERRA SIGILLATA FRAGMENTS. Late Roman Empire, North Africa, c. 4th - 5th century AD. Lot of six (6) pottery fragments. Red slip ware decorated with various animal depictions, including a bear, a lion or panther, a wolf, a bull, a gazelle or antelope. Slightly raised relief.

Lotto n. 885 - LEAD FIGURINE. Roman period, 1st - 3rd century. Fragment of a lead figurine depicting the torso of a Roman military commander or emperor wearing a paludamentum and a lavishly decorated cuirass with pteryges. Possibly a votive offering. Dimensions: 53.5 x 28 mm. R/ Head, arms, leg and foot broken and missing. PB. 40.01 g.

Lotto n. 886 - ROMAN BRONZE TINTINNABULUM. A Roman bronze tintinnabulum of compact, slightly tapering form, widening towards the base. The rounded upper section is pierced by a large, irregular oval suspension opening. Roman Period, 1st–3rd century AD. Dimensions: 63 × 37 mm. 56.64 g. Tintinnabula were small sounding objects used throughout the Roman world. They could be suspended and employed for practical purposes, while in certain contexts bells and related sounding objects were also associated with apotropaic and protective functions.

Lotto n. 887 - BRONZE CHESS GAMING PIECE. Late Medevial to early Modern times, 14th - 16th century. A cast bronze chess piece of a 'knight', depicting a horse's neck and head with drilled eyes and a domed underside with four small legs. The knight is colloquially sometimes referred to as a 'horse', which is also the translation of the piece's name in several languages. Some languages refer to it as the 'jumper', reflecting the knight's ability to move over pieces in its path. Height: 23 mm. Diameter of base: 26 mm. AE. Intact. Minor deposits.

Lotto n. 888 - DECORATIVE ROMAN SILVER NAIL. Roman period, 1st - 2nd century AD. Decorative nail entirely made of silver, consisting of a large slightly domed disc and a tapering shaft. The disc is worked in relief and shows a head facing front. Length: 20 mm, diameter of disc 12 mm. AR. Intact.

Lotto n. 889 - BRONZE DECORATIVE PUNCH (PROBABLY BOOKBINDER’S TOOL) Europe, 18th – 19th century. Cast bronze punch with a finely engraved head decorated with symmetrical floral motifs in relief, likely intended for impressing decorative patterns on leather surfaces, such as book covers. The proportions, workmanship and ornamental design are consistent with tools used in traditional bookbinding or leatherworking. The shaft is solid and slightly tapering, showing a functional form suitable for controlled pressure or light hammering. Length: 66 mm, head: 28 x 19 mm. AE. Intact.

Lotto n. 890 - BRONZE APPLIQUE Southern Germany or Austria, c. 1780-1860 Bronze applique for a leather belt or corsage. The motives of the sun and stars/flowers are characteristic for the folk art of the Alpine region. The nails on the back functioned for fixing the metal on the leather, and the loops served to hang in thin chains for additional decoration. Size: 69x28 mm. 14.93 g.