Beschreibung:

A LARGE GROUP OF BRONZE FIBULAE, including an Iberian La Tène I type fibula, circa 3rd Century B.C., found in Central Spain; a British Celtic penannular fibula, 1st Century B.C., found near Oxford; a Romano-British Pannonian fibula, 1st Century A.D., found at Wroxeter; a Romano-British rosette fibula, circa mid-1st Century A.D., found at Colchester; a Romano-British Colchester 'BB' fibula, circa 60-75 A.D., found near Lakenheath, Suffolk; a British Celtic trumpet fibula, with silver inlaid lotus-bud type motifs, found at Peterborough; a Romano-British Hod Hill fibula with traces of inlay, found near Norwich, all late 1st Century A.D.; a Romano-British T-shaped fibula, 1st-2nd Century A.D., found at Lechlade, Gloucestershire; a Romano-British enamelled flying bird fibula, found near Oxford; a Romano-British enamelled disc brooch with central boss, found at Thetford, Norfolk; a Romano-British enamelled bridge fibula, found at Bury St Edmunds; a Romano-British knee fibula, of angular bow type, found at Belton, Norfolk; a Romano-British headstud fibula, found at Doncaster; a Romano-British disc fibula, with red and blue enamelling, found at Cold Kitchen Hill, Wiltshire, all circa 2nd Century A.D.; a late Roman crossbow fibula, gilded with niello inlay, 340-400 A.D.; two Anglo-Saxon long fibulae with square heads, 6th Century A.D., found at Lakenheath, all mounted, 3 1/8in. (8.5cm.) long max. (34)