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

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884. Gold. An openwork ring, the hoop made of twisted
strips of gold wire, the bezel set with a green intaglio.
885. Gilt bronze. A long flat brooch or fibula in the shape
of a fish, the eye being inlaid with a circular piece of
red paste, the surface decorated with parallel incised
lines.
886. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel bearing incised a small
palm.
887. Silver. A plain ring, the incised bezel showing a svas-
tika.
Discovered at Herpes by Ph. Delamain and published
by Deloche, Anneaux sigiHaires, p. 250, n. 219.
888. Gold. A ring, decorated with triangular bunches of
gold beads, the bezel set with an emerald cabochon.
889. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel decorated with laid-on
wire ornaments and set with four garnet cabochons,
two round, and two crescent-shaped.
890. Bronze. A massive ring with a circular incised bezel.
891. Gold. A plain ring with a square box-shaped bezel, set
with a square red paste. On the reverse is a rough imi-
tation of a Roman coin of the fourth century : a bust
to right with the meaningless inscription :
G.OV XAI. N (?)
892. Gold. An openwork ring, with a raised flower-shaped
bezel, set with a garnet cabochon surrounded by ten
pearls.
893. Gold, A plain ring, the bezel set with an emerald ca-
bochon .

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