This Portoro marble paperweight has a plaque in the center, made by making the cast of an ancient Roman carving, where you can see the Emperor, probably Augustus, being transported by a winged Victory on his chariot, pulled by 4 horses.In the early Republican age the Triumph's chariot was pulled by a pair of horses, which later became 4 and after Augustus also 6 ... also following a victory achieved by a general, the Triumph was always paid to the Emperor.In classical iconography, the winged Victory is with him on the chariot and surrounds his head with a laurel wreath, while she holds the scepter in her hand.