22k Yellow gold ring set with seven stones, most likely rock crystals, lined with a glass paste or enamel under the setting of the stones. The piece dates back to around 1620, and was restored following the methods of that time and with a stone from the same period. Registered in PAN, reference PAN-00044541. - 51 mm, 4,3 gr. -

22k Yellow gold fede ring with a shield in between the hands, it has four hallmarks which indicate is was made in 1754 and appraised in Amsterdam. This ring is registered in PAN, reference PAN-00044540. - 57 mm, 3,4 gr. -

18k Yellow gold fede ring with engraved details, the ring has a stone finish on one of the hands. This ring dates back to around 1900 and is registered in PAN. Reference PAN-00078453. - 56 mm, 5,2 gr. -

18k Yellow gold ring with an engraved floral pattern. - 55 mm, 5,5 gr., registered at PAN -

14k Rose gold hollow ring with initials R.L. engraved. - 65 mm, 3,9 gr., dented, old hallmark for 14k visible on the bottom of the ring. Registered at PAN -

A beautiful Romano-Celtic necklace, with bronze beads and pendant shaped as ivy-leaf (ø 20cm) - a decorative piece with dark patina, tiny flaws, modern re-threading, some small pieces missing (Provenance: ex Gorny & Mosch 296, 2023, lot 635 / ex collection Rudolf Rack, Bad Nauheim, period 1950-2010's period) - added three ancient fibulae, a fragment of Celtic wheel-money (also ex Gorny) and a small black piece of tektite

Bronze earrings and a large stud, salvaged from the 'Hollandia', the flag ship of Piet Hein which sank in 1743 and was found in 1971. The items recovered from the ship were auctioned at Christie's Amsterdam on March 16th, 1983. The items offered here were lot 411F in the sale. Comes with original invoice, newspaper clippings and the 1983 auction catalogue.

An Anglo-Saxon early Medieval silver and enamel ring, from approximately the 6th century. Provenance: D. Meyer, Amsterdam; Elvira, TEFAF 2014. Gabriëlse Collection (Middelburg-Monaco).

A heavy French/English bronze archer's ring from approximately the 14th/15th century AD, nicely decorated with an engraving. Provenance: D. Meyer, Amsterdam; Elvira, TEFAF 2014. Gabriëlse Collection (Middelburg-Monaco).