EARLY CHRISTIAN RING 4th-7th CENTURY AD

This exquisitely crafted amulet from Coptic Egypt, dating from the 4th to 7th Century AD, represents a fish, an early Christian symbol of faith and abundance. Measuring 23x17x4 mm (approximately 0.91x

This Byzantine-era cylinder, carved from red steatite, features a relief of figures in an ancient narrative scene, likely representing a story from early Christian traditions. The piece would have bee

2nd-4th century AD. A mixed group of finger rings, mainly bronze, bearing Christian symbols comprising: silver with scaphoid plaque, palm frond detail; two-part discoid bezel each with a palm frond; t

This unique amulet ring, made from steatite, features intricate animal motifs and belongs to the Near Eastern Coptic art tradition. Dating back to the 4th-7th century AD, this ring has dimensions of 4

This ancient silver signet ring from the Byzantine era, dated between the 4th and 7th centuries AD, is a symbol of authority and personal signature in one. With a US size of 9, this ring was once like

Rounded face band, 3.6mm at the bottom, flaring to the shoulders. Large size 10 1/4. Round bezel of low domed form cut with the Star of Bethlehem as a four-point star as was the interpretation at the

Rounded face band, 3.9mm at the bottom, tapering to the shoulders. Size 7 1/4. Round bezel of low domed form cut with the Star of Bethlehem as a four-point star as was the interpretation at the time.

Rounded face band, 4.1mm at the bottom, flaring to the hatched shoulders. Size 6 1/2. Round bezel of slightly domed form cut with the Star of Bethlehem as a four-point star as was the interpretation a

Slightly rounded band, narrowed at the shoulders. Size 5 1/2, 3.6mm at the bottom. Square bezel with an incised saltire. The saltire or St. Andrew's cross was used on Christian Roman coins from the 4t

Narrow band 2.2mm of deeply rounded section. Oval bezel inscribed with the four-point Star of Bethlehem popular at the time and identifying the wearer as Christian. Small size 1 1/2. Gilt bronze. Prof

Gilt bronze. Raised round bezel with the saltire on hatched field. Broad rounded band. Size 11. Bronze, professionally refurbished with the gold overlay restored. The saltire or Roman X represents the

Late Roman/Early Byzantine circa 4th-7th century AD. This gold lamella plaque is inscribed with an incantation in Greek which is essentially a protector by way of a magic spell to ward off evil. This

No Reserve! 2nd-4th century AD, early Christian period when worship was conducted clandestinely in the catacombs. Bronze, 2" length. Slender form, probably for a woman. Knee fibula form with triple ba

2nd-4th century AD, early Christian period when worship was conducted clandestinely in the catacombs. Bronze, 2" length. Ridged back with a flared base, probably for a woman. Knee fibula form with rid

No Reserve! 2nd-4th century AD, early Christian period when worship was conducted clandestinely in the catacombs. Bronze, 1 3/8" length. Slender form, probably for a woman. Knee fibula form with ridge

An Early Christian or Byzantine Marble Leaf from a Capital Circa 4th-6th Century A.D. Height 4 x width 4 inches. Provenance: Art Market, London, late 1970s-early 1980s.

4th-5th century A.D. Displaying a raised chi-rho motif to one face; pierced for suspension. 1.43 grams, 17 mm (5/7 in.). Acquired on the German art market around 2000s. From the collection of an EU ge

Gilt bronze, size 4 ¾ with 2.5mm well rounded face band. Raised stepper circular bezel engraved with four radials suggesting a cross and outer diagonals. These combine two early Christian symbols

Egypt, Romano-Egyptian to Coptic Period, ca. 4th to 7th century CE. A mold-formed pottery flask depicting Saint Menas, an early Christian martyr, on both sides. On either side of the figure is a camel

Egypt, Romano-Egyptian to Coptic Period, ca. 4th to 7th century CE. A mold-formed pottery flask depicting Saint Menas, an early Christian martyr, on both sides. One side shows St. Menas standing with

7th-9th Century. Rounded band of 2.3mm width, flared to the figured shoulders. Oval bezel inscribed with a chevron motif. Size 2 3/4. Gilt bronze. Professionally refurbished with the 24karat gold over

4th-12th century AD. A mixed group of bronze and silver finger rings, each with a Christian symbol to the bezel including gammadion, saltire, hatched lozenge and others. 96 grams, 19-26mm (3/4 - 1").

An ancient Byzantine Empire Early Christian Religious 22K Gold ring. The ring is adorned with an engraved image of a cross and other accents. Circa: 8th century AD. Weight 5.2 grams. Fine detail work.

Length: Bezel 3/8 inches (.95 cm.), Diameter of ring: 21 mm. Circa 4th Century A.D. Ex. Florida private collection, acquired in the Middle East in the early 1960's. Wearable bronze ring, with pleasing