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Historical finger ring made of a bronze copper alloy with a distinctive triangular ring front and ribbed shoulders on both sides. Owing to its characteristic design, the piece is provisionally assigned to the Middle Ages to early modern period, roughly the 12th–16th century AD. Particularly notable is the plastically raised, nearly triangular ring front that transitions directly into the ring shank. On both sides of the ring front there are several parallel, raised ribs and recessed grooves. The dark, sometimes gray-green surface shows irregular patination. The visible surface changes emphasize the historical character of the piece. Details: Object: Historical finger ring Material: Bronze / copper alloy Dating: Probably 12th–16th century AD Weight: 3.93 g Total height: 22 mm Inside diameter: approx. 18 mm Ring front: Plastically raised, triangular shape Decoration: On both sides ribbed shoulders with parallel grooves Condition: Good overall impression with age- and wear-related surface changes The temporal assignment is based on the visible form features. You will receive exactly the ring shown in the pictures. The photographs are part of the object description.

Estimate:£125.14

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