A roman italic carnelian intaglio. Male figure with a horse.

2nd-1st century B.C.

15 x 19 x 4 mm

The figure is standing, with the front body slightly in three - quarters. Behind, the horse in profile, facing right. The body of the warrior is characterized by a very well-detailed anatomy, with the presence of numerous globular elements that emphasize the musculature and anatomical structure. The facial features are always performed with globules, as well as the thick helmet-shaped hair. Around, a dotted frame. Specimen executed with peculiar style. Very fine work. Rare.

European private collection.

Estimate: GBP 3000 - 6000