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

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894. Bronze. A ring, decorated with incised lines, the bezel
set with a red paste cabochon, surrounded by two con-
centric rows of eight projecting knobs.
895. Gold. A ring, with three bezels, set with emerald and
ruby cabochons, large and small.

89G. Silver. A plain ring, the flat circular bezel bearing an
incised monogram :


897. Bronze. A plain ring, decorated with incised lines, the
bezel bearing incised an octogonal rosette.

898. Gilt bronze. A ring, the bezel formerly set with a cabo-
chon, the hoop decorated with twelve smaller cabo
chons.

«99. Gold. An ornate ring, the hoop terminating in bird’s
heads, the raised flower-shaped bezel, set with a pearl.
At the opposite end is a small square bezel bearing a
monogram :

900. Silvered bronze. A ring decorated with incised lines,
the circular bezel showing a Maltese cross made of four
pieces of red paste.
901. Gold. A plain ring, the bezel set with a sapphire cabo-
chon.