Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century.


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Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden
Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century. Hatton Garden

Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century.

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Post medieval gold posy ring. A smoothly conforming yellow gold D-shape band, engraved to the interior in italic script 'Love is the bond of peace', approximately 4.7mm in width and 2.4mm thick. Tested yellow gold, approximately 7.81 grams in weight, circa late 17th-early 18th century.

This ring is near identical (apart from the use of an S for a C) to that found on a plain posy ring held by the British Museum (BM accession number: AF:13338) and numerous examples published by Evans (1931: 73-4).

Accompanied by documentation from the Portable Antiquities Scheme stating that this ring was found whilst metal detecting in Hartford, Oxfordshire in 2022. It is recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme under reference OXON-FC03F7; and disclaimed under the Treasure Act.

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Post medieval gold posy ring, 'Love is the bond of peace', circa early 17th century.
Post medieval gold posy ring. A smoothly conforming yellow gold D-shape band, engraved to the interior in italic script 'Love is the bond of peace', approximately 4.7mm in width and 2.4mm thick. Tested yellow gold, approximately 7.81 grams in weight, circa late 17th-early 18th century. This ring is near identical (apart from the use of an S for a C) to that found on a plain posy ring held by the British Museum (BM accession number: AF:13338) and numerous examples published by Evans (1931: 73-4). Accompanied by documentation from the Portable Antiquities Scheme stating that this ring was found whilst metal detecting in Hartford, Oxfordshire in 2022. It is recorded with the Portable Antiquities Scheme under reference OXON-FC03F7; and disclaimed under the Treasure Act.
28319
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