Catalogue of the jewellery, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman, in the departments of antiquities, British Museum (1911)
British Museum. Dept. of Greek and Roman Antiquities, Marshall, F. H. (Frederick Henry), b. 1878 · London : Printed by order of the Trustees · leaf 201
bent round on theone side to form a catch for the pin, on the otherside bent vertically and decorated with a line ofzigzags. The upper part of the plate is decoratedwith incised lines, mostly rubbed away ; the endis prolonged into a rod, on which a bead hasprobably been threaded. 5th-4th cent. B.C.… … ig. 33,—Lady wearing fibula. Wall-painting at Capua. 1403. Silver fibula, nearly as No. 1402, but much corroded and damaged,sheath is broken away.L., 7 cm. ; wt., 601 grns. The EARLY ITALIAN JKWELLERV. 135 1404. Silver fibula of type similar to No. 1402. The central band on the bow is in Plate…
Jewelry · Art, Ancient
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