TWO LATE ANTIQUE RINGS
Late Roman Period, c. 4th-5th century AD.
Lot of two (2) Roman rings, one in silver engraved with a schematized depiction of a horseman clasping the enemy (?), the other, in bronze, engraved with an N and a P (ligate) retroverted.
Sizes: 16.50 and 18 mm. The silver one has the band slightly broken.
Late Roman Period, c. 4th-5th century AD.
Lot of two (2) Roman rings, one in silver engraved with a schematized depiction of a horseman clasping the enemy (?), the other, in bronze, engraved with an N and a P (ligate) retroverted.
Sizes: 16.50 and 18 mm. The silver one has the band slightly broken.
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