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<<<A Roman onyx cameo. circa 2nd century A.D. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd. 2010
Carved in two layers, white on blue-gray, with a head of Medusa depicted turned slightly to her left, snakes radiating from her thick curly hair, one wing visible, the face well defined with the eyes articulated; mounted as a pendant in a modern gold setting, suspended from an ancient-style gold chain
1 in. (2.5 cm.) high; chain: 18¼ in. (46.4 cm.) long.
Estimated value: £9440.67
Carved in two layers, white on blue-gray, with a head of Medusa depicted turned slightly to her left, snakes radiating from her thick curly hair, one wing visible, the face well defined with the eyes articulated; mounted as a pendant in a modern gold setting, suspended from an ancient-style gold chain
1 in. (2.5 cm.) high; chain: 18¼ in. (46.4 cm.) long.
Estimated value: £9440.67
<<<A Roman glass bead necklace. circa 200 B.C.-100 A.D. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd. 2010
Composed of fluted cylindrical blue-green beads, interspersed with modern gold spherical beads; strung with a modern hook-and-loop closure
20½ in. (52.1 cm.) long
Estimated Value: £3910.64
Composed of fluted cylindrical blue-green beads, interspersed with modern gold spherical beads; strung with a modern hook-and-loop closure
20½ in. (52.1 cm.) long
Estimated Value: £3910.64
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