A greek gold ornamental plaque.

4th century B.C.

19 x 20 x 0,3 mm; 7,68 gr.

Probably part of a jewelry judging by the structure of the element; composed of two gold plaques saldered together. Traces of hinge on each side. The principal gold plaque decorated on the edge with beaded wire adorned on each angle with a flower made of gold wires and a plated spherical bead. Inside, a serie of frames and braided wires. In the center, a cross pattern made of twisted filigree. Fragmentary.

Estimate: GBP 500 - 700