Jewellery

Name: Jewellery
Author: Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford)
Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford)
Jewelry
10-12.  Brooches found in the Meuse. _p. 143._ (B. M.)
       10.     Enamelled and set with a ruby and diamond.
       11.     A female figure, set with a sapphire, diamond,
                 and three rubies.
       12.     Set with a ruby amidst foliage, with traces of enamel.

 XXI. MEDIÆVAL SCOTTISH BROOCHES. THE GLENLYON AND LOCH BUY BROOCHES.
      (B. M.)                                                    _p. 132._
        1.  The Glenlyon brooch. Silver gilt, set with amethysts,
              pearls, and rock crystal: the back inscribed.
              Fifteenth century. _p. 132._
        2.  The Loch Buy brooch. Silver, set with rock crystal
              and pearls. About 1500. _p. 133._

 XXII. MEDIÆVAL BROOCHES (PECTORALS AND MORSE)                   _p. 136._
         1.  The "Eagle Fibula"; gold and cloisonné enamel.
               Early twelfth century. _p. 135._ (Mainz Museum.)
         2.  Gold brooch in form of an eagle, set with emeralds,
               lapis-lazuli, a sapphire, and a ruby. Thirteenth
               century. _p. 136._ (Baron von Heyl.) From an etching
               in _Kunstgewerbe-Blatt_, III.
               (By permission of the artist, Prof. P. Halm, of Munich.)
         3.  Silver-gilt morse, made in 1484 for Albert von Letelin,
               Canon of Minden, by the goldsmith Reinecke van Dressche
               of Minden. _p. 139._ (Kunstgewerbe Museum, Berlin.)

 XXIII. MEDIÆVAL AND LATER RINGS                                 _p. 148._
          1-2.  Episcopal rings of William of Wykeham.
                  Fourteenth century. (New College, Oxford.)
                  1. Gold set with a ruby. _p. 149._
                  2. Silver gilt, with representation of the
                  crucifixion, set with a crystal.
          3.    Gold, episcopal, set with a sapphire. English,
                  fourteenth century. (V. and A. M.)
          4-5.  The Coventry ring (two views). Gold, engraved with
                  the five wounds of Christ and their names. English,
                  about 1457. _p. 150._ (B. M.)
          6.    The Godstow Priory ring: a gold love-ring, with
                  legends and forget-me-nots. English, fifteenth
                  century. _p. 150._
          7.    Gold, episcopal, projecting bezel set with a sapphire.
                  French, fourteenth century. (V. and A. M.)
          8.    Gold, episcopal, of complex design, set with a
                  sapphire. Italian, fifteenth century. (V. and A. M.)
          9.    Silver, set with a toadstone.  German, sixteenth
                  century. _p. 151._ (V. and A. M.)
          10.   "Papal" ring. Gilt metal with cardinal's hat and
                  crossed keys. On shoulders Virgin and Child and Saint.
                  Inscription on hoop: EPISC. LUGDUN--Cardinal de
                  Bourbon (?), Archbishop of Lyons, 1466-1488. Italian,
                  fifteenth century. _p. 148._ (V. and A. M.)
          11.
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