Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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of Assyrian and Egyptian art.
Among the remains upon this funersl
couch were found many gold ornament,
of great value. Thee consist of gold
filua of beautiful workmanship. Of re-
size aud weight; three gold
cylinders; quantity of wire fringe
and buttons formed Of thick gold leaf
on \ foundation of wood or ivory. The
most valuable. relic in the collections,
also found here, is a massive breast-plate
or head piece of pure gold, which is said
to he one of the most remarkable speci-
mems of godsmith's work ever discov-
cred. This is plate of gold measuring
eight inches by five, and convex to al
elevation of half an inch along its length.
Upon this stand in rows. miniature stat
uettes Of animals, consisting of lions,
horses and chimer9, rs perfectly modelled
rs if of the size of life. The horses, says
the correspondent of the London Times
from which description we obtain this
account), rare the most exquisite crea-
lures imaginable, and not only are they
correctly modelled in this microscopic
size, but they have trappings Of delicate
Etruscan wire-wOrk so minute as almost
impossible to distinguish them"
The figures, as before stated, stand in
rows upon the surface Of the plate-one
inside the other-around central line
of statuettes along the central line of the
surface. Each row is different in design,
all facing toward the central line of fig.
ures which represent nine couchant lions,
four with their heads facing in one direc-
ton, and four facing the other, while the
central figure, \ lions body, has head
at each extremity. These figures are most
perfect in design and execution, land re-
mind one" the writer says, 'of those min
iature pieces Of sculpture described by
Pliny." They are 1871 in number, aud
include a variety Of objects, such as birds
with human heads aud other chimera
which We have no space to describe. The
plate is massive piece Of pure gold, and
looks as though fresh from the mint.
Another piece of gold, found near the
body, was tiny gold cup of the form of
half an egg shell )hree aud half inches
in diameter. This was beautifully
and had two delicate little han
dies, so perfect, so polished, so bright and
clean as to delight the most dainty care
fulness. The large bronze shields were
brittle through oxidation, and suffered
severely from the rough handling Of the
peasants, who threw them rudely aside
at the sight of so much gold. 1t seems,
however, they had sense enough to save
the pieces, and these articles will be in a
large measure restored to their original
forms. The gold and silver articles are
and are AS bright in lustre and
perfect in form Ms if they had left the
" rkman's hand but yesterday Toledo
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