Catalogue of a Collection of Merovingian Antiquities Belonging to J. Pierpont Morgan
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A pair of flat gold ear-rings.
Round a small central disk, studded with an emerald are nine radiating elongated ornaments simulating flowers of a conventional shape and terminating in seven tiny gold beads. The upper portion is formed by a small rectangular plaque with laid-on ornaments in twisted gold wire.
130-133. Four massive silver finger rings of a spiral shape, terminating at each end in a triangular knob decorated with laid-on silver beads and perhaps a very conven- tional representatio...n of a snake's (or ram's) head.
134. Silvered bronze (Length 0™,0G2). A fibula with an iron pin; it consists in two flat disks, decorated with in- cised circles and a cross, joined by a curved piece of bronze.
Cf. supra nn. 12 and 13 and a similar fibula from Caulaincourt (Aisne) in the Boulanger collection (Bou- langer, Mobilier fundraire, p. LVI, fig. 108, cf. pi. 37, fig. 14, 16, 17, 19); Lindenschmit, Handbuch, I, p. 436.
135. Gilt iron (Length 0^,055). A bow fibula of usual shape, the bow being completely covered with laid-on ornaments and spirals in gold wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A pair of flat gold ear-rings.
Round a small central disk, studded with an emerald are nine radiating elongated ornaments simulating flowers of a conventional shape and terminating in seven tiny gold beads. The upper portion is formed by a small rectangular plaque with laid-on ornaments in twisted gold wire.
130-133. Four massive silver finger rings of a spiral shape, terminating at each end in a triangular knob decorated with laid-on silver beads and perhaps a very conven- tional representatio...n of a snake's (or ram's) head.
134. Silvered bronze (Length 0™,0G2). A fibula with an iron pin; it consists in two flat disks, decorated with in- cised circles and a cross, joined by a curved piece of bronze.
Cf. supra nn. 12 and 13 and a similar fibula from Caulaincourt (Aisne) in the Boulanger collection (Bou- langer, Mobilier fundraire, p. LVI, fig. 108, cf. pi. 37, fig. 14, 16, 17, 19); Lindenschmit, Handbuch, I, p. 436.
135. Gilt iron (Length 0^,055). A bow fibula of usual shape, the bow being completely covered with laid-on ornaments and spirals in gold wire.
What to read after Catalogue of a Collection of Merovingian Antiquities Belonging to J. Pierpont Morgan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Pierpont John Pierpont Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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