A Gallo-Roman Bronze Dog, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 3rd century CE Sculpture - Metal bowl is repaired from approximately

bowl is repaired from approximately twenty original pieces with restoration over the break lines and some resurfacing on the exterior

Bronze statuettes such as the present example were dedicated by pilgrims seeking divine favor

The reverse bears the Greek legend BASILEWS ALEXANDROU around an anchor

displaying fine wirework that delicately drapes over the agate's rich red

acquired from Warwick Oakman

A Gallo-Roman Bronze Dog, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 3rd century CE Sculpture - Metal bowl is repaired from approximatelyA small, solid cast bronze amulet of a dog curled in a recumbent pose with a suspension hole in the inner curve of its body. He is naturalistically rendered, with curled tail, pointed ears, and snout resting on the ground near his front paws. A charming example that shows the nature of dogs hasn't changed in 2,000 years! Medium: Bronze Dimensions: Length: 1 1 2 inches (3. 8 cm) Condition: The dog is intact and in excellent condition, with a lovely