Roman Iron Cleaver Knife on Acrylic Base Lounge Chairs nicely protruding nose and ceremonial

nicely protruding nose and ceremonial headdress

sits above the hand in a tremendous fashion

these were also often used in an early form of divination called Astragalomancy in which the astragaloi were tossed

Good on all products

Louis and Mathieu

Roman Iron Cleaver Knife on Acrylic Base Lounge Chairs nicely protruding nose and ceremonialOriginates from: England Era: 1st 3rd Century AD Dimensions: 11 H x 2 W x 2 D (on base) A beautiful Roman iron household meat cleaver, dating to the 1st 3rd Century AD, found in England. A lovely example, still sharp, showing a stunningly formed blade and long handle tang. Beautiful patina and wear throughout, with a lovely scale at 11 tall on its acrylic base. Quite visceral and evocative. From a large Canadian collection of Roman English and Celtic