A Roman bronze phallic amulet, 1st-2nd Century A.D., and two Byzantine bronze birds, with central male genitalia, with manus finca and phallus, a large suspension loop above, a small loop below, 7.5cm wide; and two Byzantine bronze birds with...

A Roman bronze phallic amulet, 1st-2nd Century A.D., and two Byzantine bronze birds, with central male genitalia, with manus finca and phallus, a large suspension loop above, a small loop below, 7.5cm wide; and two Byzantine bronze birds with folded wings and peg-like legs, 2.5cm high and 5cm high (3) Provenance: Phallic amulet - UK auction, acquired in June 2018; previously part of Bynon estate; accompanied by Coincraft Certificate of authenticity; Bronze bird 1 - UK Art Trade, acquired November 2019; previously part of a Private collection, Sussex, UK, acquired mid 20th century; accompanied by Helios Gallery certificate of authenticity; Bronze bird 2 - UK auction, acquired in August 2018; previously part of the Michael Green collection, Devon.
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