Each figure is unique, with its own surface texture and character.

The figure is loosely inspired by an important statuette of Mars from the British Museum, London (found at Earith, Cambridgeshire, 2nd century AD).

Depiction of the god Mars in typical military attire:

• Helmet of a Roman general
• Anatomically shaped breastplate (cuirass)
• Decorated greaves featuring lightning motifs
• Originally with a spear 

A meticulous examination of one of the finest bronze artefacts from Roman Britain.

This compact miniature is ideal for:

• Collectors of antique replicas
• Lovers of Roman history and mythology
• Reenactment und Living History
• Teaching & Museum Education

Combined with the small travel altar, modelled on a find from Comacchio, the overall effect is particularly harmonious:

• The statuette looks like an original cult figure in a private shrine
• Together, they create a rich, atmospheric scene
• Ideal for creating atmospheric displays using lighting, decorations or other period replicas

The two buildings complement each other visually and historically in an exceptionally harmonious way.

• Solid bronze – authentic and durable
• Handmade using the lost-wax casting process
• Not mass-produced – every piece is unique
• A historically inspired depiction of Roman Britain
• Compact size (53 mm) – perfect for display cases and small altars
• Ideal for combining with the travelling altar (Comacchio find)

The figure embodies artisanal tradition, historical depth and creative perfection. When combined with matching replicas, it creates a display that is suitable for both private collections and educational settings.