A Roman Imperial Terracotta Forger's Casting Mould; 4thC AD sub-Decorative Objects There is a small section

There is a small section of loss to the base

with a host of character commensurate with its age and use with some marking as pictured to its top

1880-1900Height: 77” Depth: 6”Width: 8” (each and at extremities)The decorative and very well carved English columns or pilasters

The mirror is in tired but very attractive condition with the ebonised finish chipping and flaking back to ivory in several areas

A Roman Imperial Terracotta Forger's Casting Mould; 4thC AD sub-Decorative Objects There is a small sectionOrigin: Roman Period: Roman Provenance: A collection of a gentleman, acquired on the London art market in the 1990s. Date: c. 300 450 AD Diameter: 1" Weight: 4. 78g The fascinating terracotta forgers casting mould, showing incuse of [CONSTANTI] NVS MAX AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust to right and reverse Incus of PROVIDEN [TIAE AVGG?], being a camp gate with no doors and two turrets and a star above, the whole surviving from 4th century AD.