Late Roman/Early Byzantine Bronze Bronze ring with oval bezel and worn incisions – 4th-8th century AD (No reserve price)

Bronze Late Roman/Early Byzantine ring with oval bezel and worn incisions – 13th–15th century AD
A bronze ring with an integrated oval head, thick shoulders and a hoop narrowing towards its lower section. Lines or marks on the front and sides are partly obscured by wear and concretions. Brown and greenish tones alternate with pale deposits, with small edge irregularities. No image is reconstructed and no inscription is read from these traces. The piece retains a solid appearance and continuous profile between head and hoop. The head's oval outline remains more readily recognisable than the marks on its face. Broad shoulders continue into the upper portion of the hoop, giving the ring a substantial profile. Patches of pale material contrast with the darker metal, producing an uneven appearance across the front and sides. Some shallow traces are visible, but their relationship cannot be followed with confidence throughout the field. The surviving form and current condition are retained without reconstructing a lost figure or assuming that the marks represent text.
Material: Bronze
Dimensions: 2.3 x 2.1 cm
Weight: 5.80 gr
Provenance: Aduired in Germany from an auction House, previously from a personal collection.
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