1060 - 19 pieces of jewelry and fittings from Southeastern Europe, dating from the Early Middle Ages to the Early Modern period, 6th–17th centuries.

19 pieces of jewelry and fittings from Southeastern Europe, dating from the Early Middle Ages to the Early Modern period, 6th–17th centuries. 1–4) Early Slavic bronze bow-shaped brooches with incised decoration. 6th century CE. One specimen still bears remnants of the spiral construction. Intact. Length 5.4 cm–8.2 cm. 5–6) Pair of early medieval silver earrings; rings made of twisted wire, with two-part spheres (consisting of two halves) attached at one end, edged with notched wire at the ends. Diameter 4.4 cm each. 7) Late medieval bangle made of twisted bronze wire with loops at the ends. Intact. Diameter 5.7 cm. 8) Foot of an animal-shaped vessel with a column above it. Islamic, 13th–14th centuries. Height 4.2 cm. 9–12) Two clasps and two fittings, all bronze and with floral decoration. Southeastern Europe, 16th–17th centuries. 13–18) Six bronze finger rings, late Middle Ages and early modern period, including an Ottoman archer’s ring. Diameter 2 cm–3.2 cm. 19) Small disc-shaped button with dots on one side and a braided band on the other. Diameter 1.4 cm. CULTURAL HERITAGE! Provenance: Private collection in southern Germany (acquired from an estate), purchased by the father between the 1970s and 1990s from art dealers in southern Germany. Condition: I–II