ROMAN JEWELRY IN GOLD

128

Roman gold earrings
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

193

Sarmatian gold and carnelian earrings
I - first half of II c. A.D.   SOLD

138

Roman gold earrings
III c. A.D.   SOLD

137
ROMAN GOLD EARRINGS
III c. A.D.

S-shaped hoop with bent tip; The other end of the hoop flattened and perforated, protrudes below the six-petals rosette shield. Horizontal flat bar with projecting and perforated ends soldered to the back of the shield and under the hoop. The side pendants made of rectangular cross-section wire with suspended discs. The central pendant made of rectangular cross-section wire with suspended disc and blue glass bead enclosed in caps, decorated with dots and lines in relief. 38 mm.

$ 925

141

Roman gold earrings
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

126

3 Roman earrings
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

152

Roman gold earrings
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

201

Roman gold earring
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

202

Roman gold earring
I-III c. A.D.   SOLD

203

Roman gold earring
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

623
ROMAN GOLD EARRING
I-II c. A.D.

The hemispherical sheet-gold shield soldered to s-shaped hook, made of round wire, with tapering end. 10 x 9 mm.
For the same type see: Allen Memorial Art Museum. Bulletin. Vol. XVII, Ohio, p.149. Ruseva-Prokoska L. Roman jewelry. A Collection of National Archaeological Museum-Sofia, Sofia, 1991, cat. 43a.

$ 250

551
ROMAN GOLD RING
III-IV c. A.D.

Round hoop consisting of five wires: two beaded wires in the periphery; two flat wires linked with u-shaped ornament of flat wire in between. High box-type shield decorated with beaded wire band. Round blue-glass cabochon with engraved image of a standing animal (horse?). Thick layer of rainbow iridescence on the glass. Traces of ancient wear. 29 x 24 mm.

For the same type see: Ruseva-Prokoska L. Roman jewelry. A Collection of National Archaeological Museum-Sofia, Sofia, 1991, cat. # 178. Marshall F.N. Cataloque of the finger rings, Greeks, Etruscan, and Roman, in the Departments of Antiquities, British Museum, 1968, cat. 558.

$ 2000

552
ROMAN GOLD AND SILVER RING
IV century A.D.

SOLD

380

Roman garnet and gold ring
I c. A.D.   SOLD

158

Roman gold ring
III c. A.D.   SOLD

159

Roman gold ring
III century A.D.   SOLD

160
ROMAN GOLD RING
IV c. A.D.

Round hoop consisting of three wires soldered to the flat strip; two spirally twisted wires, with one round wire between them. Garnet cabochon set in round box-type shield with thick beaded wire band. The hoop and shield were made separately and soldered together. Half of the twisted wire on one side is lost. 18 x 24 mm.
For the same type see: Ruseva-Prokoska L. Roman jewelry. A Collection of National Archaeological Museum-Sofia, Sofia, 1991, cat. # 221.

$ 775

162

Roman gold ring
III- IV c. A.D.   SOLD

191

Roman gold ring
III c. A.D.   SOLD

369

Roman rock crystal and gold pendant
II c. A.D.   SOLD

694
ROMAN GOLD BRACELET
II-III c. A.D.

Solid round hoop with rectangular cross section, spirally twisted; hammered flat at one end with a round opening, other end tapered and forming a hook.
2.5"x 2.5"(6.4 x 6.3 cm).

$ 850

157

Roman gold pendant
III c. AD.   SOLD

367

Roman carnelian and gold pendant
II c. A.D.   SOLD

366

Roman carnelian and gold pendant
II c. A.D.   SOLD

368

Roman rock crystal and gold pendant
II c. A.D.   SOLD

136

Sarmatian gold pendant
II-I c. B.C.   SOLD

130

Roman gold and garnet pendant
III c. A.D.   SOLD

625

Roman gold and glass pendant
I c. A.D.   SOLD

200

Roman gold pendant
II c. A.D.   SOLD

127

Roman GOLD roundel
I c. B.C.- I c. A.D.   SOLD

624

Roman gold pendant
I c. A.D.   SOLD

371

Roman gold mouth plate
II-III c. A.D.   SOLD

370
ROMAN GOLD EYE-PLATES AND MOUTH PLATE
II-III c. A.D.
EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN

Sheet-gold plaque, hammered over a matrix, with a border of repousse dots anThe lines. Additionally for each eye-plate, pupils in the form of tragic masks in higher relief. 31 x 58 mm for mouth piece.
For the same type see: Davis-Kimball J. Nomads of Eurasian Steppes in the Early Iron Age, Zinat Press, Berkeley, CA, 1995, pg. 77; Allen Memorial Art Museum. Bulletin. Vol. XVII, Ohio, p.230; Rudolph W. A golden legacy. Ancient jewelry from the B.Y. Berry collection at the Indiana University Art Museum, 1995, cat.33.C.1-2.

$ 875