Ricci, Seymour de: Catalogue of a collection of ancient rings formed by the late E. Guilhou (Paris: Berger, 1912)

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142. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel set with a carnelian
intaglio: at the top, a mask terminating above inn
horse’s head; below a raven or dove pecking a pros-
trate animal. Right and left the inscription.
AY TOY
143. Gold. A plain ring with a raised lozenge-shaped bezel,
set with an amethyst cabochon. Perhaps Merovingian
and the ring of a bishop.
114. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel set with a handsome
brownish jasper intaglio : a semi-nude female figure,
to left.
145. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel set with a carnelian inta-
glio showing what is apparently a shoe.
146. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel set with a small bluish
intaglio : a youthful head to left, perhaps the Emperor
Augustus.
147. Gold. A massive, ornate, openwork ring, the bezel set
with an oval bluish jasper, prepared for the engraver.
148. Gold. A plain flat ring, the bezel showing in low relief
a head of Herakles, to right.
149. Gold. A plain ring with an oval bezel on which is
incised Isis standing to left, a serpent in her outstretched
hand.
150. Gold. A thin flat ring, decorated with incised lines, the
bezel showing in low relief a youthful bust to right, per-
haps the Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
151. Gold. A flat ring decorated with laid-on beaded orna-
ments, the bezel set with a carnelian intaglio : a thea-
trical mask, to left.

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