Ancient Greek Bronze Four bow brooches (Phrygian type) (No reserve price)

The ancient Greek bronze four-bow brooches of the Phrygian type are notable examples of classical personal adornment. These brooches served both practical and decorative purposes, securing clothing while demonstrating status or regional identity. Made bronze, these brooches often featured intricate bow shapes connected with a central rivet, reflecting metalworking skills of the time. The Phrygian style, linked to the region of Phrygia in Anatolia, was influential in Greek and neighboring cultures. Brooches were commonly used in dress to fasten cloaks or tunics, and their design evolution offers insights into fashion and cultural exchange during the classical period. As portable artifacts, they hold value for both historians and collectors interested in ancient jewelry and clothing norms.