1st-3rd century AD. A bronze attachment formed as a moe nibbling an item of food, with semi-naturalistic anatomical detailing, resting on a slender leaf-shaped base, a curved lip to one end, worn dashed lines to the underside possibly representing a stylised leaf; apanied by a ctom-made display stand. 31.3 grams, 43mm wide (43.9 grams total, 45mm including stand) (1 3/4 (1 3/4)"). UK art market. Private collection of the late David Miller, a prominent Hertfordshire collector and numismatist.