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Late Medieval silver ring with a bull's head and inscription, Southeastern Europe, 13th–14th centuries Narrow, flat band that widens slightly toward the shoulders. On the shoulder, decoration consisting of parallel grooves running parallel to the band’s direction, with an oval pattern of dot-puns below. The ring plate is round, with a beveled edge. In the center is a bull’s head viewed from the front. At the top of the rim is a cross, followed by an inscription in Latin letters running around the edge. R (retrograde) V N A I S. Minimal, tiny dents on the rim, fine scratches, and slight signs of wear. Otherwise in excellent condition with clear contours and an unbent band. Outer diameter 20 mm x 21 mm. 2.88 g. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in the Rhineland, acquired in the 1970s and 1980s on the art market. Condition: II +
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