A Roman Bronze Patera Handle, ca. 1st - 2nd century CE

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A Roman Bronze Patera Handle, ca. 1st - 2nd century CEA terrific patera handle terminating in a wolf's head with an elongated muzzle and open mouth, almond shaped eyes and incised lines above the raised brow bone, the flattened ears and around the collar, all indicating fur. The shaft is decorated with two rows of a semi circular pattern with faint fluted lines still visible. The base of the handle is flared to attach to the bowl of the patera, with a geometric shape at the base for added decoration.

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