DESCRIPTION

Cat

(£)

8th century; 2 x bronze Anglo-Saxon Strap Ends; largest 51mm x 9 mm. Both with decoration & zoomorphic terminals: Lincs

A3750

40.00

9th Century Bronze Strap-End with Trewhiddle style central panel:39mm

A3796

28.00

13^th Century AD: bronze Zoomorphic Mount; An open-work zoomorphic mount depicting a lion passant in 3D: 23mm; Hants.

A3742

29.95

13^th century: bronze Dagger Sheath Chape with incised & stamped decoration :40mm

A3728

24.50

Medieval 13^th Century lead stamper seal matrix: legend =   + S´HAGERLINE LE NEVE´: cross decoration centre: very good impression: 27mm dia

A3851

Sold

14^th Century AD: bronze/ enamel quatrefoil-shaped horse harness pendant displaying a cross crosslet over a circular panel of red enamel on a blue field; a nice example with a fair bit of enamel remaining; intact suspension loop;36mm x 28mm

A3744

95.00

14^th Century Bronze Buckle & Composite Plate: plain design; complete; 51mm

A3790

16.00

14^th Century Bronze Dagger Chape; formed by rolling a thin sheet into a cone; rivet hole at the wide opening; plain; 46mm length

A3776

10.95

14^th Century Lead Pilgrims Ampulla decorated with a Monogram ´RP´ ( the ´R´ reversed) & an architectural design (similar to a church window on the back: one annulet missing

A3764

60.00

14^th Century: Bronze Medieval Anthropomorphic mount in the form of a crowned face: thought to represent Edward 111: 17mm

A3691

10.95

14^th century: Large bronze anthropomorphic face mask with 2 central rivet holes, & a further 2 below crown; nicely stylised; these are thought to be a representation of King Edward 111 [1327-1377] **** size 25mm x 16mm

A3672

20.00

15^th Century Lead Pilgrims Ampulla - ´cross-hatch´ front decoration & daisy pattern on rear; one annulet missing: 49mm: Dorset

A3720

75.00

15^th/16^th Century: Pair of  Lead Dress Fasteners: heart- shaped with pellet decoration: 32mm: complete; early scarce type

A3721

30.00