6th-5th century BC. A substantial ring formed from a single tapering sheet of bronze; incuse design comprising a central tree flanked by fish and two standing facing bulls, a pot and arc of hatched lines behind one, a bird and arc of hatched lines behind the other; other features in the field; terminals are flat-ended and overlap. 16.84 grams, 25.61mm overall, 20.80mm internal diameter (approximate size British Q, USA 8, Europe 17.49, Japan 16) (1"). Ex Shiraz Antiques, London, W1, in 1998.