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Lot: 681. Gold leaf appliqué. Scythian, 6th-4th centuries BC.

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Lot: 682. Gold leaf appliqué. Scythian, 6th-4th centuries BC.

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Lot: 683. Lot of two (2) gold appliqués of reclining wolves or dogs. Scythian, 6th-4th centuries BC.

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Lot: 684. Gold appliqué of reclining panther. Scythian, 6th-4th centuries BC.

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Lot: 685. Gold appliqué of recumbent deer. Scythian, 6th-4th centuries BC.

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Lot: 686. Gilt bronze appliqué with eagle. Roman, 3rd-4th centuries AD. .

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Lot: 687. Gilt bronze shield appliqué with Roman soldier at center. Roman, 1st century BC-1st century AD.

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Lot: 688. Gilt bronze rondel with female bust. Roman, 1st century BC-1st century AD.

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Lot: 689. Silver appliqué of theater mask. Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.

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Lot: 690. Bronze lion appliqué. Near East, Provincial, 2nd millenium BC.

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Lot: 691. Bronze appliqué of Fortuna. Eastern Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.

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Lot: 692. Green glass appliqué with woman’s face. Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.

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Lot: 693. Lot of three (3) glass roundels. Roman, circa 3rd-4th centuries AD.

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Lot: 694. Glass appliqué with lion cameo. Roman, circa 1st-2nd centuries AD.

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Lot: 695. Faience appliqué of winged Victory. Romano-Egyptian, circa 1st century BC-1st century AD.

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Lot: 696. Amethyst cameo with man’s facing bust. Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.

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Lot: 697. Carnelian intaglio of a female bust. Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.

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Lot: 698. Green glass intaglio of man’s portrait. Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.

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Lot: 699. Green Jasper intaglio with eagle. Roman, 1st century BC-1st century AD.

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Lot: 700. Calcedony intaglio with recumbent lion. Roman, circa 2nd-3rd centuries AD.