ANCIENT GREAT PLAGUE OF LONDON RING, SIZE 4 1/4

17th century, English. Revolutionary in its construction with the 4.5mm band of rolled brass/bronze, with a pattern imparted by the roller. The bronze flower bud top cast separately and the two joined

17th century, English. 4.5mm band in five raised ridges. Flower bud top with alternating nubs to the perimeter, probably based on the old Roman Wheel of Fortune. Burial in the churchyard brought you c

Great Plague of London Ring 15th-17th Century Bronze. Size 4. Rounded band and floral bezel. Church burials were periodically exhumed and the bones stored to make room for new graves, as everyone want

17th century, English. Revolutionary in its construction with the 4.3mm band of rolled brass/bronze, with a pattern imparted by the roller. The bronze flower bud top cast separately and the two joined

Bronze. 15th-17th century. Size 4 1/2. Patterned band and floral bezel. Church burials were periodically exhumed and the bones stored to make room for new graves, as everyone wanted to be buried as cl

Bronze. Size 4 ¾. Flat band and floral bezel. Church burials were periodically exhumed and the bones stored to make room for new graves, as everyone wanted to be buried as close as possible to the ch

17th century, English. 4.3mm band in five raised roped ridges. Flower bud top with alternating nubs to the perimeter, probably based on the old Roman Wheel of Fortune. Burial in the churchyard brought

17th century, English. Revolutionary in its construction with the 3.4mm band of rolled brass/bronze, with a pattern imparted by the roller. The bronze flower bud top cast separately and the two joined

Bronze. Size 6 1/2. Rounded band and floral bezel. Church burials were periodically exhumed and the bones stored to make room for new graves, as everyone wanted to be buried as close as possible to th

Bronze. Size 5 1/2. Early Renaissance, 15th-17th century, probably English. Revolutionary in its construction with the band of rolled brass/bronze, with a pattern imparted by the roller. The bronze fl

Bronze, size 6. Flat band and floral bezel. Church burials were periodically exhumed and the bones stored to make room for new graves, as everyone wanted to be buried as close as possible to the churc

Bronze. Very small size 3. Revolutionary in its construction with the band of rolled brass/bronze, with a pattern imparted by the roller. The bronze flower bud top cast separately and the two joined b

PICTORIAL BOOK of ANCIENT BALLADS of GREAT BRITAIN London; 1860 Illustrated Size: 6 by 8 3/4" Red morocco, decorated in gilt. Gilt edges Corners showing, minor wear of binding, excellent interior Text

Bronze, size 4 ¼. Broad rounded face band. Vikings exchanged rings on the pommel of the groom’s sword. All items purchased are accompanied by a signed and dated Certificate of Authenticity with the

Ancient Greek Silver Ring with Ram heads c.4th cent BC. Size 26 mm. weight 4.14 grams. Fine cast solid silver ring with ram heads terminal. toned. wearable. Provenance: From the estate of Mark Bir AZ

Metal : 18k Gold Designer : Bvlgari Gemstone : Roman coin Measurements : Ring size 5, top is 13.6mm wide. Marked: : Bvlgari, 750, Caria-Kavnos, 2nd cent.B.C. Weight: 14.4 grams <

9th-11th century AD. Exceptional size for these with 4.7mm width flat face band with a stippled medial. As found condition with mottled green surface encrustation from burial. Clear coated for modern

All silver as made in the Viking era and in as found condition. Size 7 1/4, broad 4.5mm rounded face band. Surface textured from burial. In our experience, less that 1 in 100 Viking rings are made in

Size 8 1/4 with oval bezel incised with a circle superimposed on a saltire, perhaps with runic significance. 2.7mm, low rounded band flaring to and stepped below the shoulders. Surface textured from b

9th century, Cambridgeshire England. Bronze, with a rounded face and of broad 4.8mm width. Made with a central core to distribute the molten metal and heat. The core was then laboriously removed by ha

Late 9th-early 11th. Gilt bronze, size 9 1/4. 4.4mm width band with flat face and lined edges. Surface textured from burial. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold overlay restored. See the

Anglo-Saxon, England. See Ancient Rings, Pollio, p.42, bottom left for a near-identical example found in England. Gilt bronze, size 7 1/4 with round band, 2.6mm rounded face, flaring to the shoulders.

3rd-6th Century AD. Gilt bronze, size 5 1/4 with oval-shaped bezel cut with marks to act as a signet. See Ancient Rings, Pollio, page 75 for other examples. Rounded face band 2.19mm at the bottom flar

Late 9th-early 11th century. Gilt bronze, size 3 1/4. Medium width band 2.8mm, with a rounded face. Vikings exchanged rings on the pommel of the groom's sword. Professionally refurbished with the gold