Null Saddle ring with coral. Tibetan, 19th century. 28.79 g, ring size 59. Solid…

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Saddle ring with coral. Tibetan, 19th century. 28.79 g, ring size 59. Solid gold ring with set, oval, red coral on the plate, two kirtimukhas on the sides. Published! Gold! Published in: S.Winkelmann - K.Marquardt, Alte Kunst aus Afghanistan (2013) cat. no. Ck.1.2.238. Ring band repaired. Provenance: Ex collection Dr. Klaus Marquardt, North Rhine-Westphalia, 1980s to 2009.

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Saddle ring with coral. Tibetan, 19th century. 28.79 g, ring size 59. Solid gold ring with set, oval, red coral on the plate, two kirtimukhas on the sides. Published! Gold! Published in: S.Winkelmann - K.Marquardt, Alte Kunst aus Afghanistan (2013) cat. no. Ck.1.2.238. Ring band repaired. Provenance: Ex collection Dr. Klaus Marquardt, North Rhine-Westphalia, 1980s to 2009.

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