9th-5th century BC. A mixed group of six bronze fibulas comprising: a) Italic fibula with incised line decoration, 6th-5th century BC, 12.5cm and from the Donati collection; b) Villanovan fibula of 'serpentine' type, 9th-8th century BC, 15.2cm and from the Hattatt collection bearing collection number 1930; c) Phrygian Bow Fibula, c. 750-700 BC, 7.5cm and from the Hattatt collection bearing collection number 1887; d) early Italic fibula with two beads, 9th-8th century BC and from the Hattatt collection bearing collection number 1633; e) Villanovan period fibula of 'horned' type, 9th-5th century BC, 7.3cm and from the Hattatt collection bearing collection number 1933; f) Villanovan period fibula of ‘serpentine’ type with spherical knob, 9th-5th century BC, 7.9cm and from the Hattatt collection bearing collection number 2765.Five published: b) Hattatt, Richard Brooches of Antiquity, 1987, p.336-337, fig.110, no.1349; c) Hattatt, Richard Ancient Romano British Brooches, 1982, p.196-197, fig.85, no.207; d) Hattatt, Richard Ancient Romano British Brooches, 1982, p.188-189, fig.79, no.192; e) Hattatt, Richard Brooches of Antiquity, 1987, p.336-337, fig.110, no.1352; Hattatt, Richard Brooches of Antiquity, 1987, p.336-337, fig.110, no.1351. 185 grams total, 7.5-15.2cm (1 - 6"). Property of a Dutch private collector; one example previously in the collection of Pino Donati, Lugano, Switzerland, 1970s; five examples previously in the Richard Hattatt collection, UK, 1970s-1980s; accompanied by copies of the relevant published Hattatt collection pages.[6]