A catalog of the antiquities and works of art, exhibited at Ironmongers' Hall, London, in the month of May, 1861 (1869)
London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, French, George Russell, 1803-1881, London (England). Ironmongers' Company · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 193
rkable as being formed of wires plaited together. This specimen is from Sardinia, and isconsidered to be Egypto-Phoenician. ETRUSCAN RINGS. A Massive Gold Ring, with the figures of Hercules and Juno, placed back to back onthe hoop, having their arms raised above their heads. Hercules grasps with… … Exhibited at Ironmongers Hall, Lmdon. Hercules is covered with the skin of a lion, and Juno with that of a goat. This is perhapsthe finest Etruscan ring in existence, and is described as a betrothal, or nuptial ring, by thelearned Padre Gerucci, of the Sacred College, in the BoUctino Arcluwlogico…
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