Medieval, Crusaders Era Bronze 魅力的な透かし彫りの月のペンダント。花模様を豊かにあしらった装飾が施されています。





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An original bronze openwork lunar pendant from the Medieval Crusaders era, dating to the 11th–14th century AD, richly ornamented with floral motifs and measuring 4 × 3.2 cm.
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中世、十字軍時代のブロンズ製の魅力的な透かし模様の月形ペンダント。花モチーフが豊富に装飾されています。
小さな穴は目立たない程度、それ以外はほぼ完品で、まだ着用可能です。
レア。
長さ: 4 cm。
幅: 3.2 cm。
重要なお知らせ:入札を行う前にご承知おきください。我々はEU諸国内へのみ発送しています。
中世、十字軍時代のブロンズ製の魅力的な透かし模様の月形ペンダント。花モチーフが豊富に装飾されています。
小さな穴は目立たない程度、それ以外はほぼ完品で、まだ着用可能です。
レア。
長さ: 4 cm。
幅: 3.2 cm。
重要なお知らせ:入札を行う前にご承知おきください。我々はEU諸国内へのみ発送しています。
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