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Statue of Osiris, seated and holding crook and flail (bronze and gold). Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC.

Ancient Roman bronze figurine of a female gladiator.Currently on display at the Museum für Kuns

Lithophone at Keswick Museum and Art Gallery, 15.1.17. This is a nineteenth century extensive exampl

Head of an ibexHead of an ibex probably of a sacred barque. Made of bronze and gold. Third Intermedi

timeofbeauty:Revlon Bronze Lustre, 1967.

ancientpeoples:Bronze plaque fragment with chariot scenes. Inscribed on the plaque is the Urartian r

Bronze antenna hilt swords, Halstatt Culture, circa 1200- 800 BC

archaicwonder:Greek Chalcidian Type Bronze Winged Helmet, Circa 4th Century BC In relief on the brow

Bronze statuette of the Egyptian god Ptah, chief deity of Memphis and patron of craftsmen.  Art

Roman wine ladle, The ladle was originally made in the 1st century in Capua region. Afterwards it wa

museedart:Antikythera Bronze; c. 350 BCE; bronze; 1.94 m; National Museum, Athens

leradr:Bronze boxer 1st century BC - Archaeological Museum Palazzo Massimo in Rome

Engraved bronze Chinese ge (dagger axe), Zhou Dynasty, 770-476 BC.

Box mirror with the head of Pan, late 4th century b.c.; HellenisticGreek, Bronze.Box mirrors, like t

centuriespast:Faucet or Spigot in the Form of a Bearded Male Head ca. 2nd century A.D. Bronze, hollo

juliaaugusti:Lucrezia Borgia, bronze medal struck upon her husband’s ascension as Duke of Ferr

Shiva Gangadhara-Nataraja, early chola art.

lionofchaeronea:Bronze aegis of the goddess Isis, showing the goddess wearing a tripartite wig with

Etruscan bronze sword and sheath, 900-700 BC.from Artemis Gallery.

Mirror with Lasa, Hamphiare, and Aivas. First half of the 4th c. B.C.; bronze. The British Museum. (

Door handle, bronze with remnants of silver inlay, Egypt

Hellenistic Lead Plated Bronze Mirror.

Augusto Perez - Uomo con Maschera (Man with mask) (1960) Bronze [6000X4000]

Etruscan bronze statuette of a discus-thrower.  Artist unknown; 5th cent. BCE.  Now in the

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