Group of seven zoomorphic appliqués and fittings ·  Iran / Luristan, Roman, Byzantine · ID: 3053536

Description

bronze/copper alloy,

a) openwork mount or hook with curled animal motif, Ordos / Eurasian Steppe animal style, ca. 5th century BC – 1st century AD.

b) openwork zoomorphic appliqué, Luristan or Eurasian Steppe, ca. 8th – 4th century BC.

c) zoomorphic bow brooch with raised studs, Sarmatian / provincial Roman, ca. 1st–3rd century AD.

d) openwork belt plaque with standing feline or lion, Ordos / Sarmatian animal style, ca. 3rd century BC–1st century AD.

e) elongated strap or harness mount with quadruped and roundels, Avar or Eurasian Steppe, ca. 6th–8th century AD.

f) openwork brooch with crouching animal and suspension loop, Sarmatian / Migration Period, ca. 2nd–5th century AD.

g) plaque with standing quadruped and suspension loop, Ordos / Sarmatian animal style, ca. 3rd century BC–1st century AD.

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