Decorative Face Mount
Medieval or Roman

Medieval Bronze Seal, 13th Century AD.
Three Views showing Profile, seal end, and seal impression
Fleu-De-Lis in Center

Medieval Harness
Pendant, Enameled
Fleu-De-Lis Design

Limoges Mount
Figure of a Saint

King Edward the 1st long cross Silver Hammered Coin.
Minted 1272-1279 with name Henricvs on it.
These were issued from London, Durham or Bury.

Medieval Strap End
Bird with nice patina

King Henry VI Silver Hammered Half Groat
This coin shows clipping, an illegal practice used
for obtaining silver from the edges of coins.

King Henry III 1216-1272 AD.
Irish Silver Hammered Cut Half Penny.
He was the son of King John.

Locking Buckle
Complete

King Henry 5th Silver Hammered Coins.
Son of Henry IV 1413-1422 AD.
William Shakespeare wrote the play
Henry V based on his life.

Bronze Casket Key

A coin Weight

Medieval Purse Bar
Many types were made

Bronze Thimble
Thick Chunky Style

Round Lead Seal and Seal Impression
with a Petal in Center

Edward 1st Hammered Silver Long Cross 1272-1307 AD.
His Father Henry III named him after the last
Anglo-Saxon King, Edward the Confessor.

Edward the 1st Hammerd Silver Coin. In 1254,
Edward traveled to Spain for an arranged marriage
at the age of 15 to 9 years old Eleanor of Castile.

King Henry the III Silver Hammered Long Cross Coinage.
From 1247 all new pennies were minted having the
reverse cross extened to the edge of the coin.
This helped safeguard the coins against clipping.

A Medievel Key

King Henry III 1216-72 AD. Although a failure as a
politician and soldier, his reign was significant for
defining the English Monarchical position,
Kingship limited by Law.

Saxon Bronze Pin
With Globular Head

Buckle with
Buckle Plate

Medieval Seal with Impression
Some Seals were personalized
and some had generic sayings

Arrow Point

King Edward the 1st Hammered Silver Penny 1272-1307.
Edward left England in August 1270 to join the highly
respected French king Louis IX on Crusade.

King Henry the 4th Silver Hammered Coin 1399-1413 AD.
Of the House of Lancaster he found it difficult to enforce
his rule and to keep control of his lands.

Candle Holder 14th C.
Minus Discoid Base

Edward III Silver Hammered Long Cross 1327-77 AD.
He was 14 when crowned King and assumed government
control in 1330. Also known as an able soldier & leader.

Dagger Pommel
Shell Design

Round Double Sided Lead Seal

Medieval Hammered Silver Farthing.
The smallest size coin of the time.
Four Farthings to equal a penny.

Edward 1st Silver Hammered Penny York Mint 1272-1307.
Edward defeated the Scotts on several occasions
but never succeeded in conquering them.

Edward the 1st Silver Hammered Penny London Mint.
He annexed Wales to his kingdom, and gave
the title Prince of Wales to his oldest son.

Viking Stirrup Mount

Medieveal Seal with Impressions Shown.
Notice his personalized protrait & symbols

Lead Token
Fighting Rooster

King John, Silver Hammered Short Cross 1199-1216 AD.
Rebelling barons forced him to sign Magna Carta Treaty
The Pope excommunicated him from the church in 1209.

Jetton with a seated figure.
Flue-De-Lis Cross on Reverse.
Holed for use as pendant.

A Medieval
Chess/Game Piece

King Edward the 4th, Silver Hammered half groat.
Ruled 1461-1483 AD, By the Grace of God,
King of England and France and Lord of Ireland.
He Died April 1483 & was Buried at Windsor Castle

14th C. Bronze
Later Style
Beehive thimble

A Medieval
Seal Ring

Anglo-Saxon
Cruciform Brooch
Fragment

Medieval buckle
With buckle plate

Saxon disk brooch
Interlace design

D Shaped Buckle
1250 - 1500 AD

Irish hammered Silver Farthing 1276 to 1302 AD
Edward 1st, King of England, Lord of Ireland
This coin was made at the Waterford Mint

Horse pendant

Viking Eagle Brooch
Anglo Saxon era

Alexander III (1249-1286) Scottish Hammered silver penny
Scotland experienced increased prosperity during the
reign of Alexander III. The mint mark of 22 points on the
Stars has not been associated with any known town.

Anglo Saxon
(Small long type)
Brooch fragment