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101. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Tripod with young ithyphallic Satyrs as legs.
Bronze.
1st century CE.
Inv. No. 27874.
Naples, National Archaeological Museum, Secret cabinet.
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102. APPLIED ART. Etruria.
Chariot with figured pictures.
Bronze.
6th century BCE.
Inv. No. 03.23.1.
New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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103. APPLIED ART. Greece.
Ivory mirror handle.
12 century BCE.
Nicosia, Cyprus Museum.
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104. APPLIED ART. Greece.
Syrian lead-filled bronze weight in the form of a human head.
Late Bronze Age (c. 1650 — c. 1050 BC)
Nicosia, Cyprus Museum.
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105. APPLIED ART. Magna Graecia.
A sarcophagus from a Lucanian Tomb.
5th—4th cent. BCE.
Paestum, National Archaeological Museum.
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106. APPLIED ART. Greece.
Knife handle with Harpokrates.
Bone.
Paphos, District Archaeological Museum.
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107. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Bust of a Syrian (anthropomorphous vase).
Bronze. 2nd-3rd cent. CE.
Inv. No. Br 2947.
Paris, Louvre Museum.
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108. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Bust of a Syrian (anthropomorphous vase).
Bronze. 2nd—3rd cent. CE.
Inv. No. Br 2947.
Paris, Louvre Museum.
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109. APPLIED ART. Egypt.
Vessel with inscription of Nebneteru and epitaph of P. Claudius Pulcher.
Alabaster. Manufactured in Egypt ca. 9th or 8th cent. BCE; imported to Rome and reinscribed late 1st century BCE or early 1st century CE.
CIL VI 1282 = ILS 882.
Inv. Nos. N 386 / D 34 / MR 889.
Paris, Louvre Museum.
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110. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Tripod base of a table with lion heads and paws (trapezophorum).
Marble.
First half of the 1st cent. BCE
Inv. No. 3921.
Pompeii, I. 6. 11.
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111. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Tripod base of a table with lion heads and paws (trapezophorum). A close-up.
Marble.First half of the 1st cent. BCE
Inv. No. 3921.
Pompeii, I. 6. 11.
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112. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Tripod base of a table with lion heads and paws (trapezophorum). Detail.
Marble.
First half of the 1st cent. BCE
Inv. No. 3921.
Pompeii, I. 6. 11.
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113. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Chest.
Pompeii, the granary market, now used as a deposit store for supplies and artifacts.
Pompeii, Archaeological Park, Granary market (VII, 7, 29).
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114. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Cathedra of Maximianus.
Ivory. 6th century.
Ravenna, Archiepiscopal Museum.
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115. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Ossuary urn with a lid.
Marble.
Early Imperial age.
Rimini, Civic Museum Luigi Tonini.
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116. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Ossuary urn with a lid.
Marble.
Early Imperial age.
Rimini, Civic Museum Luigi Tonini.
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117. APPLIED ART. Rome.
The game of the “kings”.
Inv. No. NCE 117.
Rome, Capitoline Museums.
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118. APPLIED ART. Etruria.
Lion with an Etruscan inscription, scratched on its back.
Ivory. 7th century BCE.
Inv. No. AntCom 27876.
Rome, Capitoline Museums, Centrale Montemartini Museum.
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119. APPLIED ART. Etruria.
Lion with an Etruscan inscription, scratched on its back.
Ivory. 7th century BCE.
Inv. No. AntCom27876.
Rome, Capitoline Museums, Centrale Montemartini Museum.
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120. APPLIED ART. Rome.
Calendar with removable pins.
(Saturn, Sun, Luna, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus).
From the stone plate of the 3rd—4th centuries CE, found in Rome.
Rome, Museum of Roman Civilization.
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