1. Antiques
2. > Ancient Artifacts

Memento Mori Silver Skull Ring Die To Live

previousnext

Share

Tweet

Photos

Tweet

Contact SellerAntiquities And Artefacts ▼

Please find on offer a very scarce and wearable Silver English skull ring dating from the 1600s.
Typical early style which is reminiscent of the late Elizabethan rings.
The bezel shows a crude skull with the verse Die To Live around it. Basically meaning I am dying to live my life before I pass, the skull reminding the wearer that the end will come.
The band is a little thin but all strong and stable with no repair.
It came to me out a private collection so this is it's first time on the market for many years.
Size UK P½ USA 8

Price

£625.00  
$791.00  
€725.06  

Looking to Buy?

Arrange a final price and delivery details directly with the dealer
Click here to message the seller

 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 30/NOV/2023. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.  Price to be added.

 

Shipping information

Price includes delivery to the UK only.

Please get intouch for overseas postage price.
Please be aware of import taxes/duty which are
not the responsibility of the seller only the buyer.

Date17th century   Early 20th Century Antiques MaterialSilver OriginEnglish ConditionVery good for age Item codeas1094a066 StatusFor Sale

SellerAntiquities And Artefacts

View all stock from
Antiquities And Artefacts

Private dealer
By appointment only
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire

Tel : 07470919618

Non UK callers : +44 7470919618

 

Contact Seller

Enquire directly to Antiquities And Artefacts about this item here.

Item Memento Mori Silver Skull Ring Die To Live

 

Item Code as1094a066

 

Your Name
Your Email Address

 
 

Your Contact Number


Your Enquiry
 

 

For information on how we deal with your data please see our Privacy policy.

You may also be interested in

Luristan Bronze Double Axe Head 1200-900 BC. Egyptian Middle Kingdom Kohl Jar 2000-1800 BC. Ancient Roman terracotta bust of a Lady. Luristan Iron-age bronze dirk or shortsword Bactrian Bronze-age Offering Chalice Luristan bronze axe Circa 800 BC. Ancient Roman Glass Flask with iridescence Roman Gold Jewellery Earrings Indus Valley Jar Kulli Culture. 2000 BC. Indus Valley pottery decorated jar Amlash Iron-Age pottery pitcher 9th century BC. Ancient Roman Glass Flask