MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN WOMAN’S RING, 15TH CENTURY, SIZE 5

According in detail with an example found in the Fishpool Hoard, identified as English and French, 1400-60. The rings are thought to be English. See Medieval Jewelry, Marian Campbell, pl.4 upper left.

15th-16th century AD. Women's size 5 1/2. 2.7mm width band with rounded face, flared to the shoulders. Raised lenticular bezel transversely oriented. See Ancient Rings, Pollio, p.126 bottom. Professio

15th-16th century AD. Women's size 5 1/4. 2.3mm width band with rounded face, flared to the shoulders. Raised lenticular bezel transversely oriented. Professionally refurbished with the pure silver su

13th-15th century AD. Gilt bronze, size 5 & 1/4 with ridged face band, 3.2mm at the bottom flaring to the shoulders. Oval bezel cut with seven lines. These evidently served as signet rings for owners

Mainly 12th-15th century A.D. A mixed group of finger rings of various types and sizes, bezels comprising geometric and floral designs. 38.7 grams total, 20-23 mm (5/8 - 3/4 in.) European private coll

Gilt bronze, size 5 3/4 for the small finger as was the custom. Rounded face band 2.3mm width. Tapered oval bezel, perhaps meant to represent a heart. Surface textured from burial. Professionally refu

15th-16th century AD. Women's size 9 1/4. 2mm width band with a flat face, flared to the shoulders which are swelled and hatched. Raised lenticular bezel transversely oriented and scored in a diamond.

Distinctive form which achieved popularity in Europe in the 13th century. A lady's fashion ring for a woman of the noble class. See Medieval Jewelry 1100-1500 (V & A Museum) plate 73e for a similar ex

Distinctive form which achieved popularity in Europe in the 13th century. A lady's fashion ring for a woman of the noble class. See Medieval Jewelry 1100-1500 (V & A Museum) plate 73e for a similar ex

European, Hungary 15th century Bronze Archers Ring. Ring size 11.5. Size 1 3/8 inches length. Bronze thumb ring used by archers to drawn bow. incised decoration, likely used by Muslin forces during th

15th-16th century. See Ancient Rings, T N Pollio p.126 for two further examples. Well rounded band, 3.7mm at the bottom flaring to the broad shoulders intricately decorated in Baroque patterns. Raised

15th-16th century. See Ancient Rings, T N Pollio p.126 for two further examples. Well rounded band, 3.5mm at the bottom flaring to the broad shoulders intricately decorated in Baroque patterns. Raised

15th-16th century. See Ancient Rings, T N Pollio p.126 for two further examples. Well rounded band, 4.1mm at the bottom flaring to the broad radially decorated shoulders. Raised oval bezel in two step

Gilt bronze, size 10 with 1.8mm rounded face band flaring to the shoulders. An oval bezel with scalloped edges, plain, perhaps intended for a signet if the owner desired. Good detail and wearable size

European, Hungary 15th century Bronze Archers Ring. Ring size 15. Size 1 5/8 inches length. Bronze thumb ring used by archers to drawn bow. incised decoration, likely used by Muslin forces during the

The distinctive form is known as "stirrup rings" which achieved popularity in Europe in the 13th century. A lady's fashion ring for a woman of the noble class. See Medieval Jewelry 1100-1500 (V & A Mu

14th-15th century AD. A bronze finger ring with ellipsoid bezel, pointillé border and incised pentagram motif. 5.38 grams, 21.57mm overall, 17.7mm internal diameter (approximate size British O 1/2, U

Mainly 12th-15th century A.D. A mixed group of rings of various sizes and types, bezel designs including geometric and cruciform motifs, one set with a glass bead. 21.2 grams total, 20-24 mm (5/8 - 1

15th century AD. A D-section gold hoop with bow motif to each shoulder, the bezel a pair of clasped hands with gusseted cuffs. 5.02 grams, 22mm overall, 18.95mm internal diameter (approximate size Bri

American/European, 20th Century. One with twenty-five round prong set stones, possibly spinels, marked with hallmarks for Birmingham, 1950 and "375" (9 kt gold). Size 6.5. One with yellow gold band, b

Distinctive form is known as "stirrup rings" achieved popularity in Europe in the 13th century. A lady's fashion ring for a woman of the noble class. See Medieval Jewelry 1100-1500 (V & A Museum) plat

Mainly 12th-15th century A.D. A mixed group of finger rings comprising various shapes and sizes, bezels with plain, geometric and floral designs. 46 grams total, 21-26 mm (3/4 - 1 in.) European privat

13th-15th century AD. A mixed group of iron artefacts comprising a large quantity of nails in mixed sizes, a pilum, a drill and other items. 2.2 kg total, 5-30mm (2 -12"). From a private European coll

Size 5 for the small finger as was the custom. 2.5mm band flaring slightly to the shoulders, with rounded face. Swelled and thickened bezel. The 24karat gold surface restored. Gift boxed with certific