Post Medieval Gold 'Let virtue be thy gu(ide)' Posy

18th century A.D. A slender gold annular band with plain exterior, interior with 'In thy breast let vertue rest' inscription and possible 'WE' maker's mark in rectangular cartouche. Cf. The British Mu

18th century AD. A silver posy ring with band decorated with scrolling plant motif, inside engraved with 'aue dieu VOUS BENISSE' for 'Let God Bless You', bezel set with a facetted amethyst. 1.62 grams

MEDIEVAL GOLD POSY RING, 15TH CENTURY The nine divided ring faces engraved with oak leaves and a black letter inscription reading 'tout un' (a whole), size J Footnotes: For a similar example, see Chad

18th century AD. A flat-section gold hoop with incised italic script legend to the inner face 'If never more we meete: god night' and maker's mark 'R' in an escutcheon. 1.54 grams, 17.41mm overall, 15

19th century AD. A gold ring comprising a hollow-formed elliptical-section hoop with filigree coils to the shoulders, domed ellipsoid bezel with filigree ropework border, granulated field with reserve

18th-19th century AD. A gold mourning ring comprising a broad hoop with inlaid median crosshatched stone panel, rectangular bezel with bevelled corners, inset cloison with heraldic shield beneath a cr

17th-18th century AD. A gold finger ring formed as two clasped hands with scrolled cuffs and ribbed hoop, heart-shaped plaque to the reverse. See Oman, C.C. British Rings 800-1914, London, 1974. 5.27

Central Europe, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. This is an 18K+ gold ring inset with carved carnelian intaglio. Carved carnelian has been made into jewelry since ancient Egypt, but the portrait style and

Ca. 1400 AD An exquisite and elaborate Medieval gold finger ring featuring a wide solid band inscribed with text posibly French gothic script. The ring has a border of incised decoration running insid

16th-17th century AD. A gold ring with ribbed shank and tied palmette at the shoulder; deep bezel set with a bloodstone. 1.70 grams, 17.81mm overall, 16.84mm internal diameter (approximate size Britis

19th century AD. A gold earring in Greek style formed as a slender hook with discoid plaque, concentric filigree bands and central garnet cabochon, suspended hollow sheet gold amphora with ivy tendril

Dated 1659 AD. A Holland province ducat pierced close to the edge and used as a pendant 'touch piece' for good luck and health. Obverse: 'MO AVR PROVIN CONFOE BELG AD LEG IMP' legend in five lines wit

Ca. 1700-1800 AD. A simple yet elegant posy ring of the annular band, flat on the interior and slightly rounded on the exterior, creating a comfortable fit for the wearer. The band is made of silver g

Before August 1684 AD. A gold touchpiece of King Charles II, dies by John Roettier, first issue (struck before August 1684). Obv: warship Royal Sovereign sailing left with CAR.II.D.G.M.B.FR.(piercing)

Late 18th-19th century AD. A flat-section rose gold hoop with bifid shoulders, silver skull-shaped plaque modelled in the half-round with white enamelled brow, reserved equal-arm cross; supplied in ve

MEDIEVAL: Edward III Post-Treaty Gold Noble (1369-77) (PCGS Genuine-Bent) Fr. 98.

ca. 500–700 AD. Merovingian. A stunning gold ring comprising a circular band with flared shoulder and applied oval bezel set with a cabochon garnet gem; fully wearable condition. The item has underg

**First Time At Auction** European, Medieval, ca. 13th century CE. A very special gold ring comprised of 93% gold (equivalent to 22K+) with a barbed-quatrefoil shaped face that is incised with three s

15th century AD. A D-section gold hoop with bow motif to each shoulder, the bezel a pair of clasped hands with gusseted cuffs. 5.02 grams, 22mm overall, 18.95mm internal diameter (approximate size Bri

Post medieval cavalry helmet from Middle East (top part missing)

Title: Medieval Gold Ring with Enamelled Minora, c. 10th-12th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Medieval, c. 10th-12th Century A.D. Material: Gold, 13.6 grms Dimension: USA= 8 1/2 - GB= R - 1.9 cm inside D

Title: Medieval Gold and Cornelian Cross, c. 12th Century A.D. Date/Origin: Medieval Europe, c. 12th Century A.D. Materials: Gold and cornelian, 9 grms Dimension: 4.5 cm L (including loop) - 1 3/4 inc

Mid-19th century AD. A glazed earthenware bread-plate or charger with maroon centre, reserved design of scrolled tendrils, radiating ears of wheat, blue rosette and ring; outer blue border with rosett

Late 19th-early 20th century AD or earlier. A deep silver elaborately decorated bowl, the base domed with petalled rope border, eight stylised swimming beasts above, the central gilt image depicting t