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Unusual 18th Century Ivory Falcon-Shaped Archer’s Ring

July 20, 2015

18th Century Ivory Falcon-Shaped Archer’s Ring

This Archer's ring is in the form of a Falcon and is probably from Mughal, 18th Century formed by a three dimensional bird with ruby-set eyes and folded wings. The string would rest on the lip of the ring opening and slip off the ring without touching the ornamental face. Photo: Bonhams. — This Archer’s ring is in the form of a Falcon and is probably from Mughal, 18th Century formed by a three-dimensional bird with ruby set eyes and folded wings. The string would rest on the lip of the ring opening and slip off the ring without touching the ornamental face. Photo: Bonhams.

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Michael Reynolds says:

July 20, 2015 at 9:49 am

This is amazing! I’m curious how much something like this is worth?

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