A 1st century AD Roman intaglio, depicting a stork catching a snake, with bident, in a later...

<li>General discolouration, small dents and wear to metal.

<li>Intaglio appears yellow in hue.
<li>Intaglio with small abrasions and chips to edges.

<li>Electronically tests as approximately 20ct gold.

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