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Rings |
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Medieval Heraldic ring - 2 chevrons |
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This was
a green ring and now cleaned reveals the word 'TRUE' inscribed on it
on the inside. A poor mans posy ring probably brass. |
Elizabethan
silver locket and Victorian silver ring found by Alaskan Geo |
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Medieval
clasped hands bronze ring (y)
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1920's
ladies 18carat gold ring |
16th C
c/a child's' finger ring |
Medieval bronze
ring (y) |
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Bronze
signet ring with shield design |
Medieval ring'Avai Maria' |
Late Medieval
finger ring with lines and diamonds (b) |
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Post Medieval
finger ring with decorations |
Medieval
finger ring(y) |
Post Medieval
finger ring with decorations |
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Georgian
bronze ring |
Victorian
bronze ring |
Georgian
bronze ring |
Georgian
bronze ring |
Post Medieval
finger ring with decorations(c) |
Georgian
bronze ring |
Post Medieval
finger ring with decorations(x) |
Georgian
base metal rings |
found by Orlando Rolo(y) |
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found by Cal Shawn(sr) |
Medieval
bronze ring fragment |
Decorated
ring mid 17thC with fake hallmarks of 18 carat gold LOL
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1901 Birmingham
hallmarked silver ring |
Post medieval ring |
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16th/17thC
bronze ring |
Late medieval
seal ring - heraldic shield |
Post
medieval bronze ring |
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Huge decorated
Copper alloy signet ring - patially cleaned reveils flag, cross and
anchor |
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Victorian
silver ring and 18thC silver lockett |
Tricky one, I think this ring is older than it construction appears - one for the museum |
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Medieval bronze posy ring 1.51g, 20.82mm dia x 2.62mm w |
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15thC
bronze seal ring 4.22g- 25mm dia |
Post
medieval decorated copper alloy finger ring 18.88mm dia |
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Medieval
Large bronze thumb ring 9.94g, 28.27mm
dia
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Medieval bronze child's ring |
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18thC
67th Regiment of foot ring ? gold on silver |
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Medieval seal ring, 24.84mm dia |
17thC decorated finger ring |
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17thC base metal ring |
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Gold Ring
fragment with emeralds - reported as possible treasure - no hallmarks |
Georgian glass and copper alloy ring |
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16thC copper alloy finger ring |
17thC decorated finger ring - fish symbol ? |
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Victorian Black enamel and glass stone ring |
17thC copper alloy deorated ring |
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Gold plated ring |
Georgian copper ring |
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Brooches
and Pendants
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Medieval gold figurine PAS no: ESS-49E265
Treasure Report: 2008 T581 A medieval figure of John the Baptist. The saint is shown not in his usual attribute of a camel skin, but in the robes of a prophet. He gestures with his right hand to a salver, which he holds in his left. This was originally designed to carry a lamb, signifying the Lamb of God. A scroll issues from the Saint’s left hand and is inscribed with the words The figure stands on a small plinth with a finished base. It is designed to be seen in the round and on its back there is a loop for attachment to an object. It would probably have been entirely enamelled, but no traces of enamel survive on the figure. The figure is gold and dates from the late fifteenth or early sixteenth century. Dimensions: height 33 mm, width 11 mm, depth 10 mm.
Consequently, in terms of age and as the object contains a minimum of 10% precious metal it qualifies as Treasure under the stipulations of the Treasure Act 1996.
Stunning pure gold pendant - twister wire is Roman style and the knops are Tudor but the missing stone fittings a look Georgian. At guess I would say 16th/17thC - reported to Colchester museum as treasure and their experts will ID 1.45g, 14.72mm
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1stC Colchester type two piece |
14thC John the Baptist medallion |
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Stunning silver inlaid medieval annular brooch 24.86mm, 2.77g |
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Romano/British enamelled disc brooch |
Medieval gold decorated annular brooch - blue enamelling remains |
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3 beauty Roman fibular brooches 1stC Colchester type two piece - 1stC Rosette brooch |
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5th-6th century AD Saxon gilded saucer brooch - running spiral design East Anglian type |
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Red enamelled 3rd C Roman crossbow brooch 24.46g, 39.74mm
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Medieval silver annular brooch - reported as treasure to museum | |||
Roman 2nd
c. brooch derivative 'T' shaped tapering found by Boston Bud |
Medieval
'fish' brooch found by Texas Mike |
17thC intaglio
seal matrix/brooch found by Californian Dan |
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What a find - etched onto an amber coloured stone and set in silver . Two faces on the same intaglioThis is extremely difficult to date as it looks like a 16thC silver mount with a Roman period intaglio. The skill required to make this must have be unbelievable. Reported to museum as possible treasure. found by Boston Bud |
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2ndC Roman
bronze trumpet brooch |
Roman 1st
C Dolphin brooch - variant Hattatt |
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Victorian
Butterfly brooch |
Victorian Butterfly brooch |
Unusual
Roman 1st to 4thC brooch |
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Solid gold mount around a monk stone. Probably modern |
1stC AD
Roman fibula brooch |
1st to
4thC Roman twisted brooch |
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AD 50 Colchester
type T shape dolphin brooch (c) |
Cut glass
Victorian brooch(r) |
Locket,
some gilding remains |
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1stC decorated
Roman brooch, bow and foot only(b) |
18thC gilded
intaglio pendant(x) |
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Very interesting dark stone (amber) set in a bronze mount |
Moth brooch
with rear pin intact, no idea of date yet |
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Early Medieval
looking hammered pendant (c) |
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Superb
medallion probably William and Mary 1689 |
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Roman looking
charm probably Georgian |
Charles II Gold Touch-Piece. Touched by Charles II himself at a Touching Ceremony. Presented to a loyal subject by Charles II 1660- 1685. Worn around the neck for healing purposes found by Ohio Bud CARMD.G.M.ER EF.HI.REX on the ship side GLORIA .SOLI .DEO George and the dragon |
Very interesting
rope design decorated pendant |
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Interesting
18thC pendant |
19thC Brooch
with ruby and diamond looking stones |
Brooch
with blue stones, no idea of date |
Small brooch
probably 19thC |
1st C Roman
bronze fibula brooch |
S.Vincenzo
Di Paolo
La Sza Vergine Dolorosa 'Way of the Cross ' |
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1st C Roman
fibula brooch - Colchester type |
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Very unusual
type 2ndC Roman head stud type bronze brooch 6.83g - 38.02mmL |
1stC AD
Colchester type Roman fibula brooch fragment |
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Very unusual Aucissa derivative 1stC AD Bronze Roman fibula brooch with extra large shoulders 34.12mmW 24.41mm L, 5.47g Part of the mechanism still in shoulder - great find |
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Gold brooch with green glass stone, no hall marks - Reported to museum as potential treasure 2.62g, 28.85mm
L |
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2nd
C Roman blue and yellow enameled Plate brooch - 7.56g,28.1mm L x 15.46mm
W |
1st
to 2nd C Roman blue enameled Trumpet brooch 9.84g, 16.63mm W x 21.68mm
L |
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Georgian
period Intaglio |
Not
old but neat Intaglio brooch |
1stC
AD Roman bronze Colchester type fibular brooch fragment |
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1st C - Very unusual Roman brooch 18.11mm W, 24.31mm L 'The Langton Down style was developed in Gaul in the late 1st C BC but saw use in Britain from the time of the Claudian invasion until about 75 AD. The spring on these brooches is enclosed within a distinctive tubing of fairly thin construction.The bow is flat and very thin decorated with grooves and ribs (reeding)' |
Georgian
brooch |
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Victorian
pheasent brooch |
Twisted
wire brooch - needs research to date |
Medieval annular brooch |
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I thought this was turn of the century in date but looking at it closely I am not so sure- one for the museum to look at |
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1st C Roman fibular brooch 13.14g, 50.51mm |
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Stunning 1st C decorated fibular brooch
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Interesting silver brooch with coloured stones - Victorian ? |
Victorian gold pendant |
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19thC gold locket with red stone |
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Gilded Georgian brooch - red stone set in silver |
Stunning 12thC medieval silver annullar brooch - reported to museum as treasure | ||
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Georgian gold brooch fragment | |||
Stunning 17th/18thC enamelled solid gold button - reported as potential treasure to museum 2.78g,15.26mm |
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Cuff
links & others |
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Victorian
silvered cufflink ? |
18thC Cufflink |
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Enamelled
on silver, possible cuff link not certian of date |
18thC Silver
mount with crude 'Scrimshaw' type decoration |
Stone set
in silver mount |
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Silver
charm bracelet pig |
Modern
jewellery item(y) |
Small early
jewellery item with gem stones |
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Small clear
stone set in silver without hallmarks - possibly post 1730 found by
Texas Dave |
Serpent
brooch, very interesting |
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Decorated
piece with some silver inlay remaining - not sure of date but feels
Elizabethan 1500's ?(c) |
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Folded
hair slide with all the stones missing, no idea of date |
1808 AD
Bristol Silver ring with a full set of hallmarks(y) |
Silver
bird probably form a charm bracelet - late Victorian |
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Small silver
engraved piece with cupid and hearts - post 1704(y) |
Victorian
brooch |
Small arrow
with heart pin - 20thC |
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1892 Birmingham
hallmark 97 % silver Vesta (match) case
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Interesting
small silver piece |
Small gild
bird - no idea of date yet |
Silver
cuff link |
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Small silver
pipe no hallmarks- cannot be a whistle as the silver is rolled and not
making an airtight join ??
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Birmingham
Hallmarked silver watch fob hanger |
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Birmingham
hallmark solid silver Oval early 1800's, too large for a cuff link
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Silver
handle 2.07g, 34.38mm L- reported to museum as potential treasure -
Id'd as 18thC not treasure |
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18th/19th
C silver cuff links |
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Georgian
monogrammed silver plated cufflink |
Excellent
1700's ship engraved cufflink |
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18th/19thC
gold cufflinks |
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Georgian
period cuff links |
Solid gold Georgian cufflink |
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Solid gold Georgian cufflink |
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16thc Tudor peirod glass necklace bead |
20thC Watneys' Red Barrel beer cufflink |
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19thC silver clasp |
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Georgian giled cuff link |
Victorian jewellry item with glass stone | ||
Not sure of the date of this silver brooch with gold eyes but it's construction could be 16thC Tudor - reported to museum as potential treasure |
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Miss Jeff left it in the clod so I could soak it slowly to keep the pin intact - never found one with the pin still in place Stunning 16thC Tudor gilded silver ornate pin - reported as treasure to the museum |
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Stunning gold 16thC Tudor pin head - reported to museum as treasure | |||