CROSS PENDANT Byzantine art, 6th-7th century. In hollow gold, the intersection of the transepts with a four-leaf clover. Suspension ring. H. 32 mm ; 4,2 g Accompanied by an appraisal from Dr. Jack Ogden, dated July 2021. Provenance Former private collection, acquired on October 5, 1961 A byzantine hollow formed gold cross pendant with appliedf trefoil motif. Ca. 6th - 7th century A.D. Accompanied with an expertise of Dr. Jack Ogden from July 2021

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