Medieval, Crusaders Era Bronze, 驚くほど美しい、トップクオリティのクロス ペンダント





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Bronze cross pendant from the Crusader period (11th–13th century), weight 7.50 g, dimensions 40.1 × 25.2 mm, in excellent condition, acquired in 1985 from a private Belgian collection.
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驚くほど美しい最高品質の大きな十字ペンダント—クルセーダー風 11–13 AD
トップピース、マジックアイ付き !!!!!!
最高のパティナ
重量 : 7.50 グラム
高さ : 40.1 mm
幅 : 25.2 mm
素材 : ブロンズ
ご自身の印象は画像をご覧ください
驚くほど美しい最高品質の大きな十字ペンダント—クルセーダー風 11–13 AD
トップピース、マジックアイ付き !!!!!!
最高のパティナ
重量 : 7.50 グラム
高さ : 40.1 mm
幅 : 25.2 mm
素材 : ブロンズ
ご自身の印象は画像をご覧ください
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