Signet rings auctions
![[SILVER 900] PSZnZ Commemorative Signet of the 4th Armored Regiment "Scorpion".](https://img1.one.bid/img/9593/3079274_1w.webp)
![[SILVER 900] PSZnZ Commemorative Signet of the 4th Armored Regiment "Scorpion".](https://img1.one.bid/img/9593/3079274_2w.webp)
The signet ring is decorated on the sides with a motif of eagles, one eagle has been broken off, a metal scorpion with the numeral "4" or the symbol of the 4th Armored Regiment "Scorpion" has been applied on the front. The signet ring has a "900" silver hallmark. Weight: 15g. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Bizánci stílusú szerb papi gyűrű. XVIII. sz. Bronz. m: 62 Byzantine-style Serbian priest's ring. 18th century. Bronze. m: 62
decorative signet ring with modeled sides and oval cap with engraved monogram A.F, gold pr.ca. 0.500, silver pr.ca. 0.830, total weight 9.340 g, signet size 21.5. The product was made between 1890 and 1900.
Metal signet ring with a Crusader shield which is the symbol of the 8th British Army, which included the 2nd Polish Corps. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
![[SILVER] PSZnZ Iraq 1943 Commemorative Signet.](https://img1.one.bid/img/9593/3079275_1w.webp)
![[SILVER] PSZnZ Iraq 1943 Commemorative Signet.](https://img1.one.bid/img/9593/3079275_2w.webp)
A commemorative signet ring produced in the Middle East. A mosque is visible in the central part, the inscription "IRAQ" on one side and the date "1943" on the other. The signet ring is made of silver, not signed by the sample. Weight: 10g. Overall condition as in the photos.
1964 Dömötör Zoltán (1939-2015) olimpiai bajnok vízilabdázó és úszó olimpiai bajnoki aranygyűrűje a Tokiói Olimpiáról. 14K arany (Au) az Olimpiai Ötkarika plasztikus ábrázolásával, valamint 1964-es gravírozott évszámmal. a gyűrű belső oldalán "Dömötör Z." gravírozással. Jelzés nélkül. 12,7 g.
14K arany (Au) gyűrű, kalapos úr ábrázolásával. Dömötör Zoltán (1939-2015) olimpiai bajnok vízilabdázó hagyatékából Jelzett. 10 g m:70 14K gold (Au) ring, depicting a gentleman in a hat. From the estate of Zoltán Dömötör (1939-2015), Olympic champion water polo player. Marked. 10 g, s:70