Mortar - Bronze

Ancient bronze vessel of remarkable historical character, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by an Italian antiques dealer and dated 25 August 1995. The piece features a rounded body with a slightly flared rim, a circular foot, and a series of raised decorative elements around the upper section. Its dark brown to green patina, developed over time, contributes to its authentic archaeological appearance and historical appeal. The vessel displays signs of age and wear consistent with its antiquity, including surface irregularities and patina accumulation, all of which enhance its historical authenticity and collectible value. A highly decorative and evocative object, suitable for collectors of ancient art, archaeological artefacts, and historical bronzes. Material: Bronze Accompanied by the original certificate of authenticity issued in Italy and dated 25 August 1995. The object was acquired from a long-established antiques dealer in Turin (Torino), Italy, whose business remains active today. Condition: Well-preserved condition considering its age. The bronze surface displays an attractive natural patina, along with expected signs of wear, minor surface irregularities, and age-related marks consistent with an ancient archaeological bronze object. Additional Note: The four square pads visible on the base are removable adhesive protective supports that were added to protect display surfaces. They are not part of the original object and can be easily removed if desired. Measurements Height: 8.2 cm Maximum width: approximately 11.2 cm Rim opening diameter: 5.3 cm Base diameter: 6 cm NOTE: For collectors who prefer a flawless appearance, any imperfections can be assessed and, if desired, professionally restored by a specialist experienced in working with this type of material. Shipping: The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Insurance is included in the shipping fee. Any customs duties, taxes or import fees are the buyer's responsibility. Disclaimer: All items offered are privately owned. While we are not professional appraisers, restorers, or conservators, we make every effort to describe each item honestly, accurately, and as comprehensively as possible. Any visible signs of wear, imperfections, or damage observed during our inspection are disclosed to the best of our knowledge and shown in the accompanying photographs. If you have any questions or would like additional information before placing a bid, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Estimation:€350

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