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View full screenA sample of black ironstone, containing about 28% metal, one of twenty specimens illustrating the manufacture of malleable iron from the Farnley Iron Works, Leeds, mid 19th century
T.1860.530.5
Specimen / iron, malleable / manufacture / sample / ironstone, b
Mid 19th century
Black ironstone
Farnley Iron Co. Ltd
Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, Northern Europe
6 results found
Bezel of a finger ring in bright blue glazed faience, impressed with a design of glyphs: Ancient Egyptian, New Kingdom
Bezel of a finger ring in bright blue glazed faience, impressed with a design of hieroglyphs intaglio, giving the prenomen of Akhenaten: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty
Bezel of a finger-ring, in the form of a glazed steatite scarab, base incised with the prenomen of Amenhotep III, mounted in electrum: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty, c.1390-1352 BC
Bezel of a finger-ring, in the form of a glazed steatite scarab, base incised with uraeus and other hieroglyphs: Ancient Egyptian, 18th Dynasty- XIX
Bezel or bead in the form of a scarab, made of gold foil pressed into a mould with a base-plate soldered on: Ancient Egyptian, possibly 3rd Intermediate Period, 25th Dynasty
Oval-shaped bezel of a finger ring in blue glazed faience, with the prenomen of King Tutankhamun: Ancient Egyptian, possibly Upper Egypt, Thebes, 18th Dynasty, c.1336-1327 BC