An ancient Roman solid gold ring featuring an Intaglio of a Horse Head
Many associations surround horse imagery in the ancient world. Horses were linked to warriors and hunters; they were a symbol of upper class status; and they were affiliated with the god Poseidon.
Material: solid gold, 17,8K (with XRF)
Weight: 2.73 gram
Date: Roman, 2nd – 3rd century AD
Measurement: overall: 23 x 23 mm, ringsize: 20 mm
Condition: Extremely fine condition
Provenance: English private collection, acquired before 1990
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