6th-7th century AD. A group of parcel-gilt belt mounts comprising: one larger counter plate with scooped forward edge, reserved scene of lion attacking a bull, enclosed within borders containing scrolled foliate motifs and birds, the animals with detailing to the bodies and faces including a dense curly mane and whiskers, pierced in three places along the edges to accept attachment rivets; two smaller mounts, each presenting a standing bird within a border and pierced in three places to accept attachment lugs, a ribbed suspension loop and round-section ring below; accompanied by a vintage presentation case. 36.7 grams total, 46-69mm (box:13 x 8cm) (1 3/4 - 2 3/4 (5 x 3)"). From an important London W1, gallery; previously in the Ligabue collection; formerly part of the Elie Borowski collection; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.10695-174286. [3] Condition Report Fine condition.