An ancient Roman bronze brooch or fibula, a cloak pin, with large coiled pin and ringlets around the body.
In the 8th century BC, the Phrygian bow brooch or fibulae becme the most prevalent type in Asia Minor. They are of semi-circular arched form decorated with knobs, ridges, and volutes.
$250
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