A Rare Egyptian Bronze Sacred Asp Finger Ring c.1200 BC; Ex Baron Amherst Collection sub-Antiques The military themed watercolour of

The military themed watercolour of small proportions

This club sees the worlds of antique toys and sporting interest collide which makes it a desirable item and one that can be a conversation starter

on a well rendered frothy sea and mixed blue sky with clouds

Style: Torkaman

England for many years

A Rare Egyptian Bronze Sacred Asp Finger Ring c.1200 BC; Ex Baron Amherst Collection sub-Antiques The military themed watercolour ofOrigin: Luxor, Egypt Period: XX Dynasty Provenance: Ex Baron Amherst collection, Didlington Hall Museum, item 4 6; found Luxor in the 19th century Date: c. 1200 BC Size: M (UK) (approx.) Weight: 3. 82 grams Width: 1 inch The coiled round section bronze rod with snake head finial to form an asp, with old collector`s label stating `Egyptian Asp Finger Ring. Luxor. XX Dynasty` and card envelope marked `Ancient Egyptian. Bronze Finger Ring in the form of