Roman Physician’s Scalpella on Acrylic Base Dining Chairs often shome as a human

often shome as a human face

Dimensions: 40” H x 28” W (36” x 24” Canvas)

giving the ability to parry or deflect attacks while wielding an often matched rapier

Era: 1st - 2nd Century AD

oil on canvas fitted into a custom frame

Roman Physician’s Scalpella on Acrylic Base Dining Chairs often shome as a humanOriginates from: England Era: 1st 3rd Century AD Dimensions: 6 H x 2 W x 2 D (on base) A stunning Roman English physicians scalpels retaining amazing patina, of wonderful compact yet still impactful scale between its long tang and single edge blade sections. Circa 1st 3rd century AD. Used in medical setting for incisions, draining and wound care, made of fine steel. Displayed on contemporary acrylic base. From a large Canadian collection of Roman