6th-2nd century B.C. A mixed group of nine openwork belt mounts of predominantly zoomorphic form,prising: two regardant birds with lug to each reverse; a plaque featuring two gripping horned quadrupeds, geometric forms between, slender arm with curved end formed as a highly stylised duck's head, lug to reverse; a stag or other quadruped with long horns and eye, advancing right, lug to reverse; three graduated bifacial mounts or fittings, each formed as a stylised stag standing left, shallow engraved detailing to the head and body on both faces, balustered lug below; a mythic creature with the body and horns of a quadruped and face and feet of a bird, tubular socket to front face, discoid attachment linked to the body via four arms to reverse; discoid fitting with inner crossposed of circles, inverted tear-shaped plaques below decorated with geometric cells. 160 grams total, 28-79 mm (1 - 3 1/8 in."). Acquired before the early 1970s. Ex London, UK, gallery. Property of a London gentleman. [9]Condition Report: Fine condition.