LATE ROMAN/MEDIEVAL SIGNET RING C.5TH-8TH CENTURY

Gilt bronze size 6. 5th-8th Century AD. Typical Roman characteristics are the oval shape and projecting bottom nub. The thick oval bezel is incised with crossed marks representing St. Andrew's cross,

7th-10th Century AD. Gilt bronze, size 5 3/4 with oval-shaped bezel cut with five strokes, probably to serve as a signet. Rounded face band 1.7mm at the bottom flaring to the reeded shoulders. Dating

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

7th-10th Century AD. Gilt bronze, size 5 3/4 with oval-shaped bezel cut with marks to act as a signet. Rounded face band 2.1mm at the bottom flaring to the stepped shoulders. Dating to the period of a

5th-8th century AD. Under 1/2" width with a central depression formed as an eight-point star, representing the Rota Fortunae (Wheel of Fortune). The Rota Fortunae belongs to Fortuna who spins it with

7th-10th Century AD. Gilt bronze, size 9 with oval-shaped bezel and rounded face band 2.4mm at the bottom flaring to the stepped shoulders. Dating to the period of artistic reversal known as the Dark

6th-8th century AD. A bronze finger signet ring with octagonal bezel, lozenge decorated loop and the engraved inscription in Greek letters '??? / ???? / ????? / +'. Cf. Baldini Lippolis, I., L'Orefice

Three gold rings. To include a late Victorian 9ct gold paste 'Love' ring, an early 20th century 9ct gold shield-shape signet ring, together with a 10ct gold chrysophrase Claddagh ring. One AF. Hallmar

**Originally Listed At $250** Late Roman to early Byzantine, ca. 4th to 6th century CE. An impressive 92.9% silver signet ring with an incised double headed eagle and inscription. The flat face is set

Late 2nd-3rd century AD. A round-section silver hoop with flat, angled shoulders divided into three columns ending in scrolls flanking the discoid plaque with 'VTR / FEL' inscription (for utere felix

Late 19th/early 20th century Ostby & Barton pieces are rare and collectible examples of jewelry because the co-owner of the company, Ostby, was a first class passenger on the Titanic & was one of the

A selection of late 19th century jewellery. To include a foil back citrine fob, a signet ring, together with three variously engraved lockets. Length of lockets 2 to 2.9cms.

Roman, Late Imperial to Byzantine Period, ca. late 4th to early 8th century CE. An attractive ensemble of 4 mold-made pottery oil lamps, all presenting ring-form bodies, sloped shoulders, annular fill

Ancient Coptic wood Cross c.5th-8th century AD. Size 4 7/8 inches length. 1 7/8 inch wide. Carved wood cross with Saints on both sides. Provenance: Ex Robert Haber Ancient Art NYC. Robert Haber’s in

Size 9 1/2, 7.7mm width with rounded face. Rare early variation. Cast as a solid disk with a center core to distribute the molten metal and heat. The core was then, laboriously removed by hand with re

Size 10 3/4. Rare early variation. Cast as a solid disk with a center core to distribute the molten metal and heat. The core was then, laboriously removed by hand with remnants intact. The outer face

Gilt bronze. Narrow rounded band, 1.9mm, flared at the banded shoulders. Bordered oval bezel with a figure, now indiscernible. A man's ring dating to the period of artistic reversal known as the Dark

Gilt bronze. Narrow rounded band, 2.8mm, flared at the shoulders. Raised rounded square bezel. A woman's ring dating to the period of artistic reversal known as the Dark Ages, after the fall of Rome.

Ancient Achaeminid Gilded Bronze Ring c.5th century BC. Ring Size 8.5 USA. Size 24 mm. Fine cast bronze ring depicting standing figure. Provenance: Private NYC Collection acquired in the USA Market.

A RARE SANDSTONE HEAD OF HARIHARA, PRE-ANGKOR PERIOD Cambodia, 7th to late 8th century. The serene face sensitively carved with almond-shaped eyes with neatly incised pupils, thick and elegantly arche

Late 8th century AD. A ferrous iron spearhead with slender lentoid-section blade, broad socket with scooped shoulders, fixing stud to the socket. See Hjardar, K. and Vike, V., Vikings at war, Oxford-P

Gilt bronze, 7 ¼ or very slightly smaller with lenticular bezel finely engraved with a pine sprig on basket weave. Heavy 4.0mm band flaring to the shoulders which are hand engraved withered group

Gilt bronze, size 11 with 2.2mm near flat faced band and large lenticular bezel cut with the figure of a reclining deer. As will all these, the figure is highly abstracted, but discernable. A man&#821

Period of the universal Christian conversion and the early Crusades. Size 3 1/4 with broad (2.9mm) band flared to the shoulders. Oval bezel cut with an angled 5 line pattern. Used to impress the signa