Medieval

Valued History at Elm Hill

Medieval

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Medieval objects are fascinating as here in the UK we have many records recording events during the Medieval period.

Originally found in 1982 on the riverbank at Hellesdon Norwich and recorded with Norfolk Museum services, Medieval steelyard weight (2lb) circa 13th century, 3 heraldic devices - Double headed eagle for Richard Earl of Corwall - Lion rampant for Richard - 3 Leopards for arms of England.
Rare item.
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12th/13th Century gold stirrup ring, set with a beautiful rich blue sapphire, from a private collection, further details available to purchaser. 20mm int Dia (UK ring size S-T).

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14th century seal, scarcer shiel-shape, 3 fishes in the centre, personal name around, found Suffolk.

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Norman period (12th century) Romanesque three dimensional buckle, facing stylised birds or beasts, found Norfolk, 31mm.

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14th century brooch, bronze but heavily gold gilded, lozenge shape, inscription on the underside, 21mm.

£250

Bronze key nice and chunky, 93mm long.

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Early Medieval mount, 36mm depicting a dragon preening itself, rare item.

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Very large (UK ring size 'S') early Medieval (Norman) 12th century, three dimensional lion, Romanesque traces of gold gilding.

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Early Medieval - Norman openwork lion mount, 33mm found Lincs.

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Important silver hawking ring (vervel) has the crest of the Hansard family and inscription which reads SR.WIL.HANSARD.

Found at Biscathorpe, Lincolnshire, Sir William Hansard of Biscathorpe was a benefactor of Caistor Grammar School in Lincolnshire, and of the same family who chronicle parliament, he died in 1631.

Comes with a wealth of paperwork.

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Valued History at Elm Hill
27 Elm Hill
Norwich
Norfolk NR3 1HN