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Anglo Saxon Griffin Brooch
£27.85The original is a Mercian silver-gilt brooch found at the Anglo Saxon monastery of Repton. The Griffin is a classic example seen in Byzantine illuminated manuscripts. 800 AD. Derbyshire Museum. Width 32mm.
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Anglo Saxon Open Work Brooch
£31.00The silvered bronze original was found in a grave at Standlake, Oxfordshire.7th century AD. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
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Anglo Saxon Penannular Brooch
£65.005th to 6th century AD. The bronze original is a stray find from Yarm, Clevelend. The terminals derive from zoomorphic (animal – like) design. A relatively unusual find from North – East England. It would have been used to fasten a cloak. Cleveland Archaeology, Middllesborough, England. Width 55mm
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Anglo Saxon small ‘Long Brooch’
£47.00The bronze original was one of a pair worn by a woman and buried with her. Circa 6th century AD. It can be seen at Moyse's Hall Museum, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. Height 61mm.
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Anglo-Saxon Equal Arm brooch
£32.75Anglo-Saxon Equal Arm brooch. c 600 AD. The original of this unusual bronze brooch – a derivation of the exotic equal-arm brooches of the fifth century – was found in one of a series of graves in the Anglo-Saxon burial mound at Berinsfield, Oxford. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. L52
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Anglo-Saxon wrist clasp
£25.95Anglo-Saxon wrist clasp. 6th century AD. The silver-gilt original is a triangular part of a wrist-clasp set, used to decorate a sleeve cuff. Found at Mildenhall. Moyse's Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Height 47mm
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Bamburgh Beast Gold Plaque brooch
£28.357th century AD. Excavated at Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland, 1971. Modelled representation. Length 48mm
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Byzantine Bronze Horse Brooch
£31.9510 – 12th century AD. This beautifully stylized horse seems to imply it is wearing a saddle. The original, from Antioch, Beirut or Smyrna would have been used to fasten a cloak. Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. L40
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Penannular Brooch
£83.006th – 7th century AD. All that was found of this brooch at Dynas, Powys was one decorated terminal. A reconstruction was made by Mrs. L Mumsford. The form of the pin was not known but this reconstruction was completed to compliment the terminals. Cast in bronze with red enamel. The original is in the…
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Saxon Long Brooch
£30.75Saxon Bronze Long Brooch. Found at Myton, Warwickshire, reproduced in miniature size. The original is at Warwick Museum. Gold plated with enamel. Height 50mm
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Saxon Long Brooch
£29.25Saxon Bronze Long Brooch. Found at Myton, Warwickshire, reproduced in miniature size. The original is at Warwick Museum. Bronze colour with enamel. Height 50mm
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Saxon Shield Mount Pendant
£2,025.00Saxon Shield Mount. 7th century AD. The bronze-gilt (ormolu) original was excavated from Burial Mound No. 2 at Sutton Hoo in 1939. The Sutton Hoo burial forms one of the greatest treasures in the British Museum. This piece is just one of many spectacular objects found in the burial chamber of an Anglo-Saxon King that…
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St. Cuthbert Pectoral Cross. Half size brooch
£48.00c. 640 670 AD. The gold original is decorated with cloisonné enamel, garnets and a white shell centre. St. Cuthbert entered a monastery at the age of 15. As a Prior he travelled to remote places to spread the Gospel and later became the Prior of Lindisfarne. For many years he was a recluse on…
