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Guide to Provincial Roman and Barbarian Metalwork and Jewelry in The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Guide to Provincial Roman and Barbarian Metalwork and Jewelry in The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Brown, Katharine Reynolds

1981

28 pages

38 illustrations

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Katharine Brown

Met Art in Publication

Vase, Champlevé enamel, copper alloy, Late Roman — Vase
Late Roman
250–300

Mount for Spear-Shaft, Silver-gilt, niello, Late Roman — Mount for Spear-Shaft
Late Roman
ca. 400

Mount for Spear Shaft, Silver-gilt, niello, Late Roman — Mount for Spear Shaft
Late Roman
ca. 400

Bow Brooch, Silver-gilt, Alemannic — Bow Brooch
Alemannic
late 5th–early 6th century

Earring, Gold, sardonyx, Sarmatian — Earring
Sarmatian
mid-1st century

Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic — Bow Brooch
East Germanic
400–450

Bow Brooch, Silver - cast. Pin: copper alloy with silver overlay, Ostrogothic — Bow Brooch
Ostrogothic
400–600

Bow Brooch, Copper alloy, cast, "tinned" surface; iron spring and pin, Visigothic — Bow Brooch
Visigothic
first half 6th century

Bow Brooch, Silver-gilt, niello, garnet, iron pin, Frankish — Bow Brooch
Frankish
mid-6th century

Bow Brooch, Silver-gilt, niello, garnets, Frankish — Bow Brooch
Frankish
500–550

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Gold, garnet, glass, pearl, Frankish — Bird-Shaped Brooch
Frankish
500–600

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Silver-gilt, garnets with patterned foil backings, Frankish — Bird-Shaped Brooch
Frankish
500–600

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Copper with gilt surface; blue glass, Frankish — Bird-Shaped Brooch
Frankish
late 5th–early 6th century

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Silver-gilt, garnets, foil backings for garnets; iron spring, Frankish — Bird-Shaped Brooch
Frankish
500–600

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Silver with gilding and garnets; no spring/pin extant, Anglo-Saxon — Bird-Shaped Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
500–550

Bird-Shaped Brooch, Silver-gilt, garnet and foil, Frankish — Bird-Shaped Brooch
Frankish
550–600

Disk Brooch, Silver, garnets with patterned foil backings, central garnet, Frankish — Disk Brooch
Frankish
6th century

Disk Brooch, Silver-gilt, garnets with patterned foil backings., Frankish — Disk Brooch
Frankish
first half 6th century

Rosette Brooch, Silver-gilt, garnets with patterned foil backings, green glass, pearl, Frankish — Rosette Brooch
Frankish
6th century

Rosette Brooch, Silver, gilding(?), garnets with patterned foil backings, ..., Frankish — Rosette Brooch
Frankish
first half 6th century

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Brown, Katharine Reynolds, John Philip O’Neill, and Lauren Shakely. 1981. Guide to Provincial Roman and Barbarian Metalwork and Jewelry in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York: The Museum.