A Roman bronze figure of Jupiter Circa 1st-2nd Century A.D. The solid cast nude deity standing with weight resting on his right leg, the left knee slightly bent, with left arm raised where a tall sceptre would have been held, the well-defined muscular torso with small pronounced nipples previously with overlaid metal, the face framed by accentuated profusely curling hair and beard, the hair tied back with a twisted copper fillet, the eyes inlaid with silver and the full lips overlaid with copper, set on a shallow spool-shaped base with punched inscription on the top and concave side, probably added later, 23cm high