Superb cameo of Esculape Caduceus on a 19th-century shell Glyptic Art

  
Superb Esculapian cameo - Caduceus on a shell from the 19th century Glyptic art. 7.38 gr / diameter 32 x 39 mm. Splendid cameo on a shell from the 19th century with particularly fine details! The presence of the "Rod of Asclepius" in the left field suggests a representation of Esculapius. Esculapius, also known as Asclepius in Greek, is a figure from Greek mythology associated with medicine and healing. Son of Apollo, he is considered the first physician and is often depicted with a staff around which a serpent is coiled, a symbol still associated with the medical profession. The temples of Esculapius, called Asclepieia, were healing places where people sought treatments. His cult was widespread in the ancient Greek world and his symbol is still used in medicine today. You buy what you see! Unless otherwise stated, the illustrated item is the one you will receive. We take great care in illustrating our items with high-quality photos to make them as faithful as possible to reality. Fast delivery and careful packaging. Your order will be shipped within 1 business day of receiving payment (1). Each shipment is systematically accompanied by a tracking number, suitable insurance, and an invoice.

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