Ca. 100-300 AD.
Crafted from bronze, this pendant features a nearly circular shape with a suspension loop at the top, allowing it to be worn as a personal adornment. The upper face of the pendant is adorned with relief decoration depicting a human face with simplified features. Bronze Roman pendants of this nature were popular accessories during the Roman period, showcasing the Romans' fascination with personal adornment and their appreciation for intricate craftsmanship. These pendants often featured a variety of motifs, ranging from mythological figures to everyday objects, reflecting the diverse interests and beliefs of the Roman people. This item comes with a modern necklace cord.
Size: L:40mm / W:33mm ; 40.4g
Provenance: Private London collection; formerly acquired in the US in the 1990s.