Charles Hercules Read; a tribute on his retirement from the British museum and a record of the chief additions to the Department of British and mediaeval antiquities and ethnography during his keepership, 1896-1921 (1921)
London · leaf 48
he same source is in the Freer Collection atWashington, the Morgan collection at New York, and the (ianscollection in the Antiquarium at Herlin. Probably made a/ Alexandria, late 6//1 century. D. of medallion 3-65 in. Given by Mrs. Hums, 1916. L. of e.ir-rings, 4-9 in. See Walter Dennison, A Gn/,i… … O %. ^ ^ ^ ■^ r 2* 535 h r :1 ¥ IX Boss AND PiCNANMI.AK HroOCII Silver-gilt penannular brooch, probably fouiui in Scotland, butof Irish origin. The incised work and filigree are characteristic ofthe best period, and even the back has two discs oi scroll-work onthe terminals. Late fith century. D.…
Read, Charles Hercules, Sir, 1857-1929 · British Museum. Dept. of British and Mediaeval Antiquities and Ethnography · Art objects · Art, Medieval
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