A Late Roman Silver Finger Ring, Late Roman Imperial Period, ca. 3rd - 5th century CE Scarabs These tiny gems were usually

These tiny gems were usually made in blue glass and unlike most glass of the period

A rare and exceptional example of ancient Egyptian glass

and the wavy lines represent the luminous stars of the Milky Way near Scorpio

A circular pendant with rope-style decorative border and the center with a small circle in raised relief

Some of the oldest artifacts from the Nile valley are the coiled baskets and woven grain bin liners recovered from the Fayum A neolithic settlement

A Late Roman Silver Finger Ring, Late Roman Imperial Period, ca. 3rd - 5th century CE Scarabs These tiny gems were usuallyAn ancient silver finger ring, with a black glass intaglio depicting a standing nude male figure holding a long whip. Dimensions: US ring size 7 1 4 (UK=O 1 2) Condition: With expected surface wear to the setting, intact and in excellent condition overall. Provenance: Private NYC collection, acquired from Achmed Saeedi, London in the 1980s.