Ionic pilaster capital, unknown Roman workshop role classification of the maker, workshop author; capitals architect, Roman architecture, cymatium ornament, rosettes architect, rosettes ornament, ovoid ornament; 1st century, Roman Empire 27 BC–476; architectural element; element of architectural decoration; capital; height 29.1 cm, width 70 cm, depth 13 cm, weight 26 kg, A weathered stone slab with an irregular rectangular central section and curved ends, shown against a neutral gray background; the slab surface is mostly light gray with patches of off-white, beige, and subtle brown discoloration, showing a rough, pitted texture and a small round hole near the top center; the curved end areas reveal exposed inner stone that is a warmer beige and light brown, with some darker brown crevices and chipped edges.
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Ionic pilaster capital, unknown Roman workshop role classification of the maker, workshop author; capitals architect, Roman architecture, cymatium ornament, rosettes architect, rosettes ornament, ovoid ornament; 1st century, Roman Empire 27 BC–476; architectural element; element of architectural decoration; capital; height 29.1 cm, width 70 cm, depth 13 cm, weight 26 kg, A weathered stone slab with an irregular rectangular central section and curved ends, shown against a neutral gray background; the slab surface is mostly light gray with patches of off-white, beige, and subtle brown discoloration, showing a rough, pitted texture and a small round hole near the top center; the curved end areas reveal exposed inner stone that is a warmer beige and light brown, with some darker brown crevices and chipped edges.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A04_168

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Ionic pilaster capital unknown Roman workshop role classification maker workshop author capitals architect Roman architecture cymatium ornament rosettes architect rosettes ornament ovoid ornament 1st century Roman Empire 27 BC–476 architectural element element architectural decoration capital height 29.1 cm width 70 cm depth 13 cm weight 26 kg weathered stone slab irregular rectangular central section curved ends shown neutral gray background slab surface mostly light gray patches off-white beige subtle brown discoloration showing rough pitted texture small round hole near top center curved areas reveal exposed inner stone warmer beige light brown darker brown crevices chipped edges.

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