Ino with her infant Melicerta on the back of a dolphin

Italian

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Prince Poniatowski's collection, orginally presented as a collection of antique gems, was sold in 1839. A large component of the collection was acquired by a British amateur named Tyrrell, who attempted to sell it to the British Museum. However, the collection was revealed to be largely forged before this could occur, and the collection was dispersed. Many of the Greek names inscribed on the Poniatowski gems were fictitious. See also 20.80.2 and 61.109.1–.7.

Ino with her infant Melicerta on the back of a dolphin, Carnelian and gold, Italian

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Ino with her infant Melicerta on the back of a dolphin, Carnelian and gold, Italian
Ino with her infant Melicerta on the back of a dolphin, Carnelian and gold, Italian

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