ROMAN PROSTITUTE'S RING 1st-3rd CENTURY AD, SZ 6 3/4

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. Size 6 3/4. 2.0mm near flat face band topped with garnish raised

Size 6 3/4. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 2.4mm rounded face band with the thickened Roman bottom, topped with garish pyramidal mount on stepped base, comically emulatin

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. Size 6 1/2. 2.2mm low rounded band topped with garish raised pyra

Size 5 1/4. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 3.4mm rounded face band, topped with garish spirally fluted bun form bezel, comically emulating the stone of the quality rings

Size 4 3/4. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 3.0mm rounded face band, topped with garnish pyramidal form bezel, comically emulating the stone of the quality rings worn by c

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. Size 5 3/4. 1.9mm near low rounded band topped with garish raised

Size 4 3/4. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were very young and often slaves. Rounded band, 2.8mm. The top with garish pyramidal form bezel with indented base, emulating the stone of the quality rings

Size 5. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 2.7mm rounded face band with the thickened Roman bottom, topped with garish inverted conical bezel with hatched face, comically emu

Size 5. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 2.7mm rounded face band with the thickened Roman bottom, topped with garish inverted conical bezel with hatched face, comically emu

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. This one has a 2.2mm low round band topped with garish raised squ

Size 7 1/2. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were very young and often slaves. Rounded band, 1.8mm, flaring to the shoulders. The top with garish reeded conical form bezel, emulating the stone of the q

Bronze. Small size 2 as prostitutes in the Roman Empire were every young and often slaves. Plain band. The top with garish stepped pyramidal top mount comically emulating the stone of the quality ring

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. This one has a 3.8mm low ridged band topped with garish raised sq

Lot of 2 Ancient Roman Bronze prostitute rings c.1st-2nd century AD. Ring Size 4.5 - 6. 20-18 mm band size. A cast bronze ring with nice patina. Provenance: Collection of David Van Vleck, Jr of Brookl

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. This one has a 6.9mm heavily ridged band topped with garish raise

Size 5 1/8. Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. 2.1mm rounded face band, topped with garnish pyramidal form bezel, comically emulating the stone of the quality rings worn by c

Prostitutes in the Roman Empire were young and often slaves. They wore these distinctive rings to be easily recognized in the streets. This one has a 2.5mm deeply round band topped with garish stepped

1st-3rd century AD. A group of bronze finger rings comprising: one with scaphoid bezel and flanking trefoils; with with discoid bezel and lugs to the shoulders, geometric motif. 6.79 grams total, 23-2

Roman, ca. 1st-3rd Century AD, Solid 22K Gold Ring. Bears a carnelian intaglio that depicts a maple leaf. Excellent condition. Ring Size 4½, Weight: 6.36 grams. From the property of an East Coa

A large Roman iron key, 1st - 3rd Century AD, 'L-shaped' with circular ring at terminal and knobbed, irregular end to open a pin tumbler lock. L: 3 in (7.6 cm). Oxide patina with encrustation. Ex Conn

1st-3rd century AD. A pair of cuboid bronze dice, ring-and-dot spots to each face arranged 6:1, 2:5, 3:4 on one and 6:1, 3:5, 2:4 on the other. Cf. Allason-Jones, L. & Miket, R. The Catalogue of Small

1st-3rd century AD. A matching pair of cuboid bronze dice with ring-and-dot markings arranged 1:6, 2:3, 4:5. 15.8 grams total, 10mm each (1/4"). Private collection, Cambridgeshire, UK; acquired prior

Gilt bronze, size 6 3/4 with deep round section, 3.4mm band flared to the shoulders which are incised with radial triangular motifs. Raised octagonal bezel with the four-point Star of Bethlehem, in it

Iron with raised large rectangular projection, intricately cut with an X to engage and operate the bolt of a lock mechanism. Size 7. These keys were made to operate the locks on jewelry boxes and wear