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A Roman glass inlaid gold bracelet, formed of connecting elements of squares and...
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Description
A Roman glass inlaid gold bracelet, formed of connecting elements of squares and roundels, inlaid with coloured glass, 14cm. x 2.6cm. high
Provenance: Private collection UK since 1963
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