Goldring mit hochwertiger Karneolgemme, römisch, 1. - 2. Jhdt. n. Chr. - photo 1

Goldring mit hochwertiger Karneolgemme, römisch, 1. - 2. Jhdt. n. Chr.

Lot 28
03.11.2025 12:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 28 | Goldring mit hochwertiger Karneolgemme, römisch, 1. - 2. Jhdt. n. Chr.
Goldring mit hochwertiger Karneolgemme, römisch, 1. - 2. Jhdt. n. Chr.
Großer, hohl gearbeiter Goldring für einen Mann. Ringschiene innen gerade, außen gewölbt. Die Ringschiene verbreitert sich von 5,5 mm auf der Unterseite hin zu 16,5 mm auf der Oberseite mit der Ringplatte. In die Ringplatte eingelassen eine ovale, auf der Oberseite leicht gewölbte Karneolgemme mit Darstellung der Minerva. Diese bekleidet mit Chiton und Himation, einen zurückgeschobenen korinthischen Helm tragend. In der Rechten Speer, in der Linken Viktoriastatuette mit Kranz und Palmzweig. Links zu Füßen Schild, rechts Altar. Gemmenschnitt von überdurchnittlich guter Qualität. Geringfügige Tragespuren und Druckstellen, sonst intakt. Maximaler Innendurchmesser 2,6 cm. Gewicht 12,95 g.

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Provenienz: Unterfränkische Privatsammlung D.T., erworben 2019 im Süddeutschen Kunsthandel. Zuvor aus rheinischer Privatsammlung P. R, übernommen aus der Sammlung des Vaters, von diesem erworben in den 1960-1980er Jahren im belgischen Kunsthandel.
A Roman gold ring with a high-quality carnelian cameo, 1st–2nd century A.D.
A Roman gold ring with a high-quality carnelian cameo, 1st–2nd century A.D.
A man's large, hollow-wrought gold ring. The ring shank even on the inside, the exterior curving outwards. The ring shank widening from 5.5 mm on the underside up to 16.5 mm on the top with the ring plate. An oval cameo of carnelian showing Minerva, the top slightly convex, inset into the ring plate. Minerva, wearing a chiton and himation, the Corinthian helmet tipped upwards, holds a spear in her right hand, a statuette of Victoria with a wreath and palm leaf in her left. A shield by her feet on her left, an altar to her right. The chiselling of the intaglio of superior quality. Minor signs of wear and pressure marks, otherwise intact. Maximum inside diameter 2.6 cm. Weight 12.95 g.
Provenance: Private Lower Franconian collection (D.T.), acquired in the South German art trade in 2019. Previously in a private Rhenish collection (P.R.), inherited from the collection of the consignor's father, who purchased the intaglio in the Belgian art trade in the 1960s to 1980s.
Condition: I - II
Place of origin:Roman Empire
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