Name/Title
Fitting, furnitureEntry/Object ID
X.FRA 441Description
Iron fitting for a chest or cupboard, from the Roman site at Newstead (Trimontium), 80 - 180 ADContext
Usually all that survives of Roman furniture are the metal rods or fittings. Complete examples from Herculaneum in Italy, together with some pictures and surviving wooden fragments, show that the Romans used chairs, tables, couches, beds and chests.Collection
National Museums ScotlandAcquisition
Accession
X.FRA 441Source (if not Accessioned)
National Museums of ScotlandMade/Created
Time Period
1st - 2nd centuryLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Class
FurnitureNomenclature Category
Category 02: FurnishingsGetty AAT
Concept
hardware (components)Other Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Previous Accession NumberOther Number
II 15-220Provenance
Provenance Detail
1905 - 1911 ExcavationsAcquisition Method
FoundNotes
James CurleResearch Notes
Research Type
ReferencePerson
James CurleNotes
"Roman Frontier Post and Its People" Plate LXXXIII, 12