Spätrömisch / Frühbyzantinisch Bronze Signet Ring with Engraved Geometric Design – - 19 mm (Ohne mindestpreis)

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Spätrömischer/frühbyzantinischer bronzes Siegelring aus dem 4.–6. Jahrhundert n. Chr. mit graviertem geometrischem Muster.

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Late Roman/Early Byzantine Bronze Signet Ring – 4th-6th century AD

A Late Roman/Early Byzantine bronze signet ring featuring a circular bezel engraved with a distinctive geometric design, dating to the Roman Imperial period (approximately 4th-6th century AD).

The ring features a solid, broad, smoothly curved band that widens towards the raised circular bezel, measuring 11 mm in diameter.

The bezel is decorated with an engraved composition of intersecting straight and diagonal lines, possibly representing a stylized monogram, personal symbol, or ownership mark.

Signet rings were widely used throughout the Roman Empire as personal objects, symbols of identity and status, and instruments for authenticating documents or sealing correspondence.

The bronze surface displays an attractive natural-looking brown and green patina, with visible signs of wear and age.

DETAILS

Culture: Late Roman/Early Byzantine

Date: Approximately 4th-6th century AD

Material: Bronze

Object: Signet Ring

Bezel diameter: 11 mm

Decoration: Engraved geometric design

Provenance: Private Collection, Freiburg, Germany

CONDITION

Good overall condition, with surface wear, minor abrasions, and brown-green patination. The engraved decoration remains clearly visible. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description.

Late Roman/Early Byzantine Bronze Signet Ring – 4th-6th century AD

A Late Roman/Early Byzantine bronze signet ring featuring a circular bezel engraved with a distinctive geometric design, dating to the Roman Imperial period (approximately 4th-6th century AD).

The ring features a solid, broad, smoothly curved band that widens towards the raised circular bezel, measuring 11 mm in diameter.

The bezel is decorated with an engraved composition of intersecting straight and diagonal lines, possibly representing a stylized monogram, personal symbol, or ownership mark.

Signet rings were widely used throughout the Roman Empire as personal objects, symbols of identity and status, and instruments for authenticating documents or sealing correspondence.

The bronze surface displays an attractive natural-looking brown and green patina, with visible signs of wear and age.

DETAILS

Culture: Late Roman/Early Byzantine

Date: Approximately 4th-6th century AD

Material: Bronze

Object: Signet Ring

Bezel diameter: 11 mm

Decoration: Engraved geometric design

Provenance: Private Collection, Freiburg, Germany

CONDITION

Good overall condition, with surface wear, minor abrasions, and brown-green patination. The engraved decoration remains clearly visible. Please examine the photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the description.

Details

Kultur
Spätrömisch / Frühbyzantinisch
Jahrhundert/ Zeitraum
4th-6th century AD
Name of object
Bronze Signet Ring with Engraved Geometric Design –
Erworben von
Privatsammlung
Jahr des Erwerbs
2026
Erwerbsland
Deutschland
Zustand
Gut
Vorbesitzer erworben von
Privatsammlung
Height
19 mm
Vorbesitzer – Jahr des Erwerbs
1970
Width
19 mm
Vorbesitzer – Erwerbsland
Deutschland
Tiefe
11 mm
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Authentizität
Original/offiziell
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275
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100 %
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