vestvni lit biebe c nove vit

[Kevin Beach]

This inscription has been found on a recently excavated object. Can anybody help to expand it, please?

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[Starless74]

That looks like an R.
V EST at the beginning seem separate (V for 5 perhaps?)
The last four letters could be FVIT as well.
I still can't decipher it, though.

 

[Le parent italien]

This inscription has been found on a recently excavated object. Can anybody help to expand it, please?

Vest could be short form of vester so as the final "vit" could be (?) "ult" (last) ,anyway ,to check the latin abbreviations could be useful.
english List of classical abbreviations - Wikipedia
italian Abbreviazioni latine - Wikipedia

 

[symposium]

What if those letters that really look like "B"s were actually "D"s? "Die dec(imo) nov(embris) fuit"? Just a guess. I have a feeling that that plaque does not date back to ancient Roman times, though.