4th century AD. A group of mainly silver-gilt repoussé fragments comprising; a repoussé head of a deity with youthful fleshy face, moustache, stylised curled hair parted in the centre and wide alert eyes, mounted on a custom-made stand; four fragments from a piece depicting three repoussé male figures with fleshy youthful bodies, ornate necklaces and hair in ringlets; two silver-gilt buttons with domed shape and granulated design; and a bronze button with similar design and attachment loop to reverse. Exhibited: Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch Ltd, 10 Bury St, St. James's, London; consultants in antiquities and Islamic and Indian art (£12,000.00, US$20,000.00); accompanied by a copy of the printed catalogue page and 2015 release note including valuation and stock number 3083. 105 grams total, deity: 11.4cm including stand (4 1/2"). Property of a central London collector; formerly acquired from a New York gallery; accompanied by a copy of the 1972 invoice. [7] Fine condition. A rare and interesting academic group of extremely high quality and workmanship.