An Interesting Mixed Hoard of 543 Roman Coins 3-4thC AD sub-Art & Sculpture The first would have bore

The first would have bore a concentration of Senega root

The etched glass panels are part original and part later and mostly in good order and although the taxidermic birds are tatty they remain in shape

the almost calligraphic brass inlay

This slaying kit was the height of novelty in late Victorian England

An Interesting Mixed Hoard of 543 Roman Coins 3-4thC AD sub-Art & Sculpture The first would have boreOrigin: Roman Period: Roman Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 300 450 AD Total Weight: 600g Various Sizes The fascinating mixed hoard of 543, unsorted, un cleaned and unattributed Roman bronze and copper coins of various sizes, hailing from Jerusalem and surviving from the period of 300 450 AD. The condition of the coinage is mixed with most remaining intact with the quality varying to each coin as is to be expected with un cleaned hoard coins. The