VIKING GILT TEMPLE RING PAIR 10th-13th century AD A matched pair of silver-gilt temple rings, each comprising a twisted shank ending in a cupped flower with wire terminals at the ends of the stalks attached to an openwork, spherical bead bisected by a raised band of bordered dots; body of bead composed of three pelta patterns with dots at scrolled ends forming a trefoil enclosed in a hatched border. 30 grams total, 44mm (1 3/4"). Fair condition. [2] Provenance From a European collection; formerly in an old Oriental collection; acquired 1960.
VIKING GILT TEMPLE RING PAIR 10th-13th century AD A matched pair of silver-gilt temple rings, each comprising a twisted shank ending in a cupped flower with wire terminals at the ends of the stalks attached to an openwork, spherical bead bisected by a raised band of bordered dots; body of bead composed of three pelta patterns with dots at scrolled ends forming a trefoil enclosed in a hatched border. 30 grams total, 44mm (1 3/4"). Fair condition. [2] Provenance From a European collection; formerly in an old Oriental collection; acquired 1960.
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