Sommerville, Maxwell. Engraved Gems: Their History and an Elaborate View of Their Place In Art. Maxwell Sommerville, 1889.
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- mediterranean[1,295]
- amulet[8]
- archer's ring[1]
- betrothal amulet[1]
- box[1]
- box lid[1]
- brooch[2]
- buckle[1]
- cameo[3]
- double gem[3]
- fibula (pin)[1]
- finger ring[9]
- fragment[1]
- gem[1,280]
- gem fragment[1]
- gem impression[3]
- idol[1]
- intaglio[4]
- knucklebone[2]
- locket[1]
- marriage ring[1]
- necklace[1]
- pendant[20]
- pin[10]
- plaque[1]
- relief[1]
- ring[212]
- ringstone[1]
- rosary ring[1]
- scarab[18]
- scaraboid[4]
- seal (object)[27]
- serpentine[1]
- sherd[4]
- stamp seal[1]
- stickpin[1]
- swivel ring[6]
- tablet[1]
- talisman[1]
- vessel handle attachment[5]
- campania[3]
- constantinople[1]
- cumae[2]
- egypt[1]
- esneh[1]
- etruria[1]
- france[1]
- italy[13]
- mediterranean[1,275]
- mount gaurus[1]
- paris (france)[1]
- sardinia[1]
- stockholm[1]
- sweden[1]
- tarquinia[1]
- tibur river[2]
- turkey (country)[1]
- western europe[2]
- 15th century[1]
- 16th century[13]
- 17th century[17]
- 18th century[23]
- 19th century[22]
- archaic greek period[3]
- augustan period[1]
- baroque period[5]
- byzantine[9]
- byzantine period[3]
- classical greek period[3]
- early achaemenian[1]
- early christian[3]
- early middle ages[1]
- etruscan[1]
- gothic period[1]
- graeco-roman[1]
- graeco-roman period[76]
- hellenistic period[4]
- imperial[1]
- imperial roman period[59]
- iron age[1]
- julio-claudian period[1]
- late antique period[9]
- late archaic greek period[1]
- late byzantine[1]
- late classical greek period[1]
- late etruscan[1]
- late gothic period[1]
- late hellenistic period[2]
- late neoclassical[1]
- late republican roman period[1]
- late roman period[5]
- medieval[32]
- medieval period[1]
- middle ages[2]
- neo-babylonian[1]
- neo-classical[1]
- neoclassical[267]
- persian period[2]
- post classical[320]
- renaissance[105]
- republican roman period[13]
- roman period[10]
- severan period[1]
- victorian[2]
- balkan[1]
- byzantine[9]
- christian[8]
- dutch[1]
- east greek[1]
- egyptian[1]
- etruscan[14]
- european[19]
- flemish[1]
- french[6]
- german[1]
- gnostic[16]
- graeco-italic[1]
- graeco-roman[220]
- greek[3]
- imperial roman[3]
- islamic[1]
- italian[66]
- italic[10]
- italo-etruscan[7]
- late roman[1]
- medieval[1]
- merovignian[1]
- nordic[1]
- northern european[4]
- northern syrian[1]
- parthian[2]
- persian[21]
- phoenician[12]
- republican roman[1]
- roman[74]
- russian[4]
- sassanian[18]
- south italian[3]
- venetian[1]
- western european[1]
- achilles[9]
- aesclepius[5]
- alexander the great[5]
- altar[14]
- antinous[5]
- aphrodite[7]
- aphrodite?[6]
- apollo[13]
- aristides[6]
- asp[7]
- athena[25]
- augustus[12]
- bacchante[10]
- bacchus[9]
- bearded man[13]
- biga[7]
- boar[9]
- bull[11]
- caracalla[5]
- ceres[5]
- chariot[9]
- child[6]
- chimera[6]
- christ[12]
- cicero[5]
- claudius[10]
- cleopatra vii[5]
- cock[6]
- commodus[5]
- corinthian helmet[6]
- cupid[25]
- demeter[7]
- diana[5]
- dionysos[7]
- dog[11]
- eagle[11]
- emperor[6]
- empress[6]
- eros[29]
- faun[19]
- female head[7]
- germanicus[5]
- geta septimius[7]
- goat[13]
- gorgon[5]
- grain[6]
- hadrian[16]
- hands[5]
- head[17]
- helios[5]
- helmet[10]
- heracles[41]
- hermes[7]
- homer[5]
- horse[10]
- inscription[63]
- julia[6]
- juno[6]
- jupiter[13]
- lion[12]
- lion head[6]
- lion skin[18]
- livia[12]
- lysimachus[6]
- maenad[26]
- male head[6]
- man[31]
- marcus aurelius[17]
- mask[40]
- medusa[19]
- meleager[8]
- mercury[6]
- minerva[21]
- nero[7]
- nymph[10]
- peacock[8]
- pegasus[7]
- philosopher[15]
- philosopher?[7]
- portrait[7]
- priapus[6]
- psyche[8]
- roma[6]
- roman emperor[32]
- roman empress[6]
- sacrifice[7]
- satyr[16]
- shield[10]
- signature[13]
- silenus[20]
- snake[8]
- socrates[7]
- venus[14]
- vespasian[6]
- victory[10]
- warrior[24]
- woman[57]
- youth[7]
- zeus[11]
- zeus-serapis[7]
- greek language[1]
- latin[1]
- agate[113]
- alabaster[41]
- amber[36]
- amethyst[10]
- aquamarine[1]
- argillite[1]
- banded agate[1]
- basalt[6]
- beryl[1]
- bronze[12]
- calcite[10]
- carnelian[41]
- carrerra marble[1]
- chalcedony[175]
- chrysoprase[3]
- copper[1]
- coral[5]
- cowry shell[1]
- crystal (stone)[1]
- diamond[1]
- egyptian jasper[3]
- emerald[10]
- enamel[8]
- feldspar[1]
- garnet[4]
- glass[33]
- glass paste[21]
- gold[209]
- gold alloy[1]
- gray jasper[1]
- green jasper[12]
- grey jasper[1]
- heliotrope (mineral)[4]
- hematite[5]
- icelandic jasper[2]
- iron[6]
- jacinth[4]
- jadeite[2]
- jasper[51]
- labradorite[1]
- lapis lazuli[6]
- malachite[3]
- marble (stone)[2]
- metal[26]
- mollusk shell[1]
- mother-of-pearl[6]
- nephrite[1]
- obsidian[4]
- onyx[349]
- oriental jasper[1]
- oriental sardonyx[1]
- paste[134]
- pearl[1]
- plaster[2]
- plaster of paris[1]
- porphyry[1]
- pulpa di francia[1]
- quartz[3]
- red jasper[5]
- rhone pebble[6]
- rock crystal[4]
- ruby[2]
- sapphire[2]
- sard[42]
- sardonyx[236]
- serpentine[6]
- shell[13]
- siberian jasper[5]
- silver[5]
- slate[1]
- soapstone[1]
- solenhofen stone[4]
- stone[5]
- topaz[3]
- tortoise shell[1]
- tufa[1]
- turquoise[31]
- wood[1]
- after alesandro masnago[1]
- after antonio abondio[3]
- after berini[1]
- after feodor tolstoi[1]
- after giovanni pichler[1]
- after michelangelo[1]
- after pistrucci[1]
- albrecht durer[2]
- artas[1]
- belham[1]
- dioscurides[1]
- giovanni pichler[1]
- giovanni weder[1]
- imperial ekaterinburg stone cutting factory[1]
- imperial kolyvan stone cutting factory[1]
- l. ghissali[1]
- luigi pichler[1]
- maxwell sommerville[1]
- santarelli[2]
- teresa talani[1]
- wilgot[1]
- aegean islands[1]
- aetai[1]
- alexandria[1]
- eastern mediterranean[2]
- egypt[2]
- etruria[4]
- france[5]
- germany[1]
- italy[56]
- milan[2]
- north italy[2]
- northern europe[12]
- russia[3]
- sidon[1]
- south italy[4]
- syria[1]
- venice[2]
- venice (italy)[2]
- western europe[27]
- western mediterranean[1]
- yes[1,295]
