A Roman Intaglio of the Goddess Fortuna
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A Roman Intaglio of the Goddess Fortuna
About the Item
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- Date of Manufacture:100 AD
- Condition:In photo of shank there is a sizing line. This is not so obvious with the eye and can be attended to easily if wished.
- Seller Location:London, GB
- Reference Number:Seller: RI1stDibs: LU358758862
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