roman fibula 3rd 4th century bronze Zwaardonderhoud worn over a blouse or

worn over a blouse or shirt to accentuate the silhouette

taller heater shields that extended higher to protect the rider’s leg

The sword is battle-ready and is constructed from a 3 mm thick blade

an essential function when cooking over an open flame

and secure hold with elegant simplicity

roman fibula 3rd 4th century bronze Zwaardonderhoud worn over a blouse orThis Roman fibula dates from the 3rd or 4th century AD and, as was common in the Roman Empire, served as both a practical mantle pin for securing garments and a status symbol. The design of Roman fibulae changed significantly during this period, partly due to influences from the border areas of the empire. Performed in bronze, with a diameter of approx. 3. 8 cm.