A Gold Ring Set With A Roman Carnelian Intaglio. Two Satyrs Crowning A Trophy.
Intaglio: 11 × 15 mm
18- and 22-karat yellow gold setting
TDD FR ≈ 55–56 - Weight: 9.50 g
Intaglio: Roman art, early 1st century AD
Modern yellow gold ring set with an antique intaglio made of orange-brown carnelian. The stone is engraved with a scene of triumph: two satyrs, having finished erecting a trophy of weapons (tropaeum), are preparing to crown it. Each holds a laurel wreath in his hands, the quintessential symbol of victory. In the center stands the trophy, topped by a helmet and flanked by the two satyrs. The composition is a striking allegory of triumph, victory, and good fortune, drawn from the Dionysian world.
18- and 22-karat yellow gold setting
TDD FR ≈ 55–56 - Weight: 9.50 g
Intaglio: Roman art, early 1st century AD
Modern yellow gold ring set with an antique intaglio made of orange-brown carnelian. The stone is engraved with a scene of triumph: two satyrs, having finished erecting a trophy of weapons (tropaeum), are preparing to crown it. Each holds a laurel wreath in his hands, the quintessential symbol of victory. In the center stands the trophy, topped by a helmet and flanked by the two satyrs. The composition is a striking allegory of triumph, victory, and good fortune, drawn from the Dionysian world.
3 600 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Rome and Antic Greece
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Gold
Reference (ID): 1797920
Availability: In stock
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