2013-05-20T03:07:46+01:00http://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/jsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/xmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/rsshttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/atomhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/kmlhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/format/geojsonhttp://finds.org.uk/database/search/results129120278711WMID-05E7D1STRAP FITTINGROMANCast copper-alloy strap fitting. Possibly Roman period. Mass: 17.0g; diameter: 40.0mm, depth: 9.0mm; internal length of loop: 19.3mm. The fitting consists of a sub-circular plate with an integral rectangular loop on the reverse. The plate has incomplete edges. The front of the fitting is plain with slight pitting. There are a series of grooved finishing marks on the reverse.42009-11-27T23:20:46Z2013-04-16T14:01:00Z174091STAFFORDSHIRESOUTH STAFFORDSHIRERestricted AccessBrewood52.669596-2.164101images/dslarke/Duncan SlarkeCopper alloypearson strap fitting 1009_edited-1.jpg232108WEST MIDLANDSLICHFIELDBROOCHSTAFFORDSHIRE2009-11-27T22:27:28ZWEST MIDLANDS75Copper alloy63.4pearson polden 1009_edited-1.jpg232106Duncan SlarkeDuncan Slarke24.8278709LichfieldWMID-051C614Restricted Access30.5images/dslarke/2012-08-24T12:24:03Z1175ROMAN52.66960129.7Cast copper-alloy Polden Hill brooch. Roman period, c. AD 75-175. Mass: 30.5g; length: 63.4mm; width: 24.8mm; depth (including pin): 29.7mm. T-shaped in plan with a bow which is arched in profile. Semi-cylindrical side-wings with pierced end-caps. The spring and incomplete pin are secured within the spring cover by a copper-alloy axial rod held by the pierced end caps; the external chord is secured by a hook on the head. There are plates on the sides of the head and transversely grooved ridges decorate the ends of the side-wings. There is a transversely grooved median rib running down the head and bow, flanked by grooves and pointed oval shaped mouldings which zig-zag down the sides of the head and bow. The rounded foot is also decorated with grooves and ridges. On the reverse of the bow there is a catchplate and its web, with a largely complete pin-rest. The brooch has a green patina. It is in exceptionally good condition.-1.838771House of ConstantineNummus (AE 1 - AE 4)STRATFORD ON AVONCOINWARWICKSHIRE2009-11-27T22:07:08ZWEST MIDLANDS16.51330Copper alloyWAW-04D555.jpg231177Angie BoltonAngie BoltonThe bust is not clear.278708WAW-04D5554BIDFORD ON AVON1.8Illegible.images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43Z[GLORIA EXERC]ITVS1341ROMAN52.157205Two soldiers holding two standards.Roman coin: nummus of the House of Constantine minted in an unknown mint between 330 and 341 AD.Illegible.-1.86986SP0951Uncertain - 1st-mid 3rd centuryDupondius or asWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:55:58ZWEST MIDLANDS25.0741Copper alloyRome (Italy)WAW-04AAD1.jpg231176Angie BoltonAngie BoltonA bust in high-relief, but no details are visible.278707WAW-04AAD14WORCESTER7.9images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZIllegible.1260ROMAN52.228993Standing figure, otherwise the details are not clear.Roman coin: as or dupondius of an unknown ruler and mint. Reverse is not known. Minted between 41 and c. 260 AD.Illegible.-2.221033SO8559Septimius SeverusDupondiusWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:51:20ZWEST MIDLANDS23.16200Copper alloyRome (Italy)6WAW-049B21.jpg231175Angie BoltonAngie BoltonBust facing right, wearing a radiate crown.278706WAW-049B214WORCESTER10.3images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43Z[RESTITVTOR VRBIS] S C1201ROMAN52.219974Probably Severus in military dress sacrificing over a tripod and holding a spear.Roman coin: dupondius of Septimius Severus (193-211) minted in rome between 200 and 201 AD. Probably RESTITVTOR VRBIS reverse. RIC No. 755.[ ]EVRVS AV[ ] - [ ]-2.235626SO8458UncertainWORCESTERTOKENWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:48:57ZWEST MIDLANDS12.971600Copper alloyWAW-049396.jpg231174Angie BoltonAngie BoltonShield of Worcester. Three pears.278705WAW-0493964WORCESTER0.5images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43Z[ ]O[ ]11700POST MEDIEVAL52.228993Shield with a crowned figure on it.Post Medieval trade token: token farthing, possibly of Richard Bedoes in Worcester, Richard Bedoes was an Alderman of the city and Mator in 1661. He died 29th October 1688, and his wife, Joan July 30th 1670, there is a mural tablet in St. Swithins Church (Nash). [ ]-2.221033SO8559Token halfpennyWORCESTERTOKENWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:46:59ZWEST MIDLANDS18.71600Copper alloyWAW-048984.jpg231173Angie BoltonAngie BoltonShield of Worcester. Three pears.278704WAW-0489844WORCESTER1.4images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZWORCESTER HIS HALF PENY11700POST MEDIEVAL52.228993The Mercers Arms I TPost Medieval trade token: John Turbervile of Worcester, a Mercer (i.e. a merchant who trades in textiles). 17th century. Williamson No. 170.IOHN TVRBERVILE [OF]-2.221033SO8559Elizabeth I of EnglandSixpenceWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:35:24ZWEST MIDLANDS25.921567SilverLondon12WAW-045D84.jpg230773Angie BoltonAngie BoltonBust facing left with a rose behind.278703WAW-045D844WORCESTER2.5Sixpence: Elizabeth I, 1561-1582 (N 1997)images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660POSVI / DEV AD / IVTO[ ] / M MEV11570POST MEDIEVAL52.219974Long cross over a shield with 1569 above.Post Medieval coin: sixpence of Elizabeth I (1558-1603) minted in London between 1567 and 1570. North no. 1997.ELIZABETH D G ANG FR ET HI REGINA-2.235626SO8458Edward III of EnglandGroatWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:27:09ZWEST MIDLANDS26.131351SilverLondon9WAW-043DB4.jpg230772Angie BoltonAngie BoltonBust facing forwards.278702WAW-043DB44WORCESTER2Edward III, 4th coinage, not further definedimages/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZEnglish coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377[ ] // CIVI / [ ] / [ ] / DON Annulet stops.11361MEDIEVAL52.219974Long cross with three pellets in each quarter.Medieval coin: groat of Edward III (1327-1377) minted in London between 1351 and 1361 (Pre-Treaty Period). EDWARD[ ] RE-2.235626SO8458Charles I of EnglandHalfgroat (silver)STRATFORD ON AVONCOINWARWICKSHIRE2009-11-27T21:20:37ZWEST MIDLANDS16.91625SilverLondon9WAW-0426D3.jpg230774Angie BoltonAngie BoltonCrowned rose.278701WAW-0426D34ASTON CANTLOW1Halfgroat: Charles I, Group A (N 2248, 2249)images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660IVS THRONVM FIRMAT1POST MEDIEVAL52.238015Crowned rose.Post Medieval coin: halfgroat of Charles I (1625-1649) minted in London in 1625. North No. 2248.C D G ROSA SINE SPINA-1.796405SP1460Henry VI of England (first reign)PennyWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:14:52ZWEST MIDLANDS16.271422SilverCalaisWAW-0411D4.jpg230771Angie BoltonAngie BoltonBust facing forwards with an annulet either side of the neck.278700WAW-0411D44WORCESTER0.6Penny: Henry VI, First reign, Annulet (N 1431 - 1433)images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZEnglish coin Late Medieval 1377 - 1489Illegible.11427MEDIEVAL52.220002Long cross with three pellets in each quarter. Two quarters have an annulet as well.Medieval coin: penny of Henry VI (1422-1461) minted in Calais between 1422 and 1427 AD. North No. 1432.Illegible.-2.220988SO8558Edward I of EnglandPennyWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T21:09:14ZWEST MIDLANDS18.51301SilverLondon8WAW-03FB42.jpg230770Angie BoltonAngie BoltonBust facing forwards. 278699WAW-03FB424WORCESTER1Edwardian class 10ab3 (N 1038/2)images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZEnglish coin Edwardian type 1279 - 1377CIVI / [ ] / LON / DON11310MEDIEVAL52.220002Long cross with three pellets in each quarter.Medieval coin: penny of Edward I minted in London between 1301 and 1310. Class 10ab3: North No. 1038/2.[ ]WARD R ANGL DNS H[ ]-2.220988SO8558Henry III of EnglandPennyWORCESTERCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T20:58:04ZWEST MIDLANDS17.591248SilverLondon6WAW-03CDB7.jpg230769Angie BoltonAngie BoltonBust facing forwards, no sceptre.278698WAW-03CDB74WORCESTER1.3Long cross class 1b (N 984)images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43ZEnglish coin short and long cross period 1180 - 1278LIE / TER / CI: / LON1MEDIEVAL52.228993Long voided cross with three pellets in each quarter. Medieval coin: penny of Henry III (1216-1272) minted in London in 1248. Class 1b: North 984.HENRICVS REX-2.221033SO8559ST EDMUNDSBURYBROOCHSUFFOLK2009-11-27T18:07:28ZEAST43Copper alloy51.86KDG_SF-010C83.jpg341177Andrew BrownAndrew Brown33.06278697KedingtonSF-010C834Restricted Access15.72images/abrown/2011-08-12T14:46:00Z1100ROMAN52.067972A complete copper-alloy Roman Hod Hill brooch. It has a flattened bow terminal that is rolled forwards to form cylindrical wings and encase the iron axis bar. At the centre of the wings is a small rectangular slot through which the copper-alloy pin hinges. The bow itself has a flat back and moulded front face. At the head it has two moulded transverse grooves separated by a slight constriction. The centre of the bow is square in plan with side projections that terminate in globular knobs. It has moulded vertical grooves to either side, the raised central rib thus created decorated with shallow vertical grooves on each side, perhaps also decorated with vertical rows of punched dots. Beneath the square panel at the centre of the bow is a transverse moulded ridge that marks the start of the foot. This comprises a flattened rectangular panel with constricted sides and moulded ridges at top and bottom. Beneath this the foot has a series of 2 transverse ridges getting progressively smaller, before terminating in a moulded semi-circular knop. On the back face of the foot is the integrally cast catchplate, which is triangular in form and with a folded outer edge to accomodate the pin. The pin itself is cylindrical in form tapering to a sharp point and measures 33.81mm in length. The back face of the brooch is flat and undecorated, however traces of an added white metal coating are noted on most surfaces of the front face. This brooch measures 51.86mm in length, 33.06mm in width (at side projections), and weighs 15.72g. This is a complete Roman Hod Hill brooch similar to examples published from Hacheston (Blagg et al., 2002: nos. 14, 16, 19) and Parallels are also noted in Hattatt (1989: nos. 51, 53, 1505). These indicate a 1st century AD date for the current example.0.493361UninscribedStater (gold)WYCHAVONCOINWORCESTERSHIRE2009-11-27T18:06:06ZWEST MIDLANDS17.97-125GoldWAW-014216.jpg230768Angie BoltonAngie BoltonPlain278696WAW-0142164SALWARPE5.83images/abolton/2011-02-24T13:21:43Z1-50IRON AGE52.247047Horse right, above Hobbs' misc i, below wheel, below tail wheel a, above tail pellet-triangle.Iron Age coin: contemporary forgery of a early uninscribed 'Q' gold - Remi type. Hobbs/BM: Nos. 459-475. Van Arsdell No. 216.-2.177182SO8861JettonSOUTH HOLLANDJETTONLINCOLNSHIRE2009-11-27T18:00:48ZEAST MIDLANDS241475Copper alloyLIN8597.jpg230552Adam DaubneyAdam DaubneyCrown278695LIN-0131A84WHAPLODEimages/adaubney/2011-02-24T13:17:45ZNon English coin11500MEDIEVAL52.7719Triple stranded long cross florey in quadrilobeA copper alloy French Jetton.AVE MARIA PLENA GR-0.133731TF2621Constantine IINummus (AE 1 - AE 4)EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRECOINEAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE2009-11-27T17:56:51ZYORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER17.6332Copper alloyLyon (Lugdunum)6BR0971.jpg230946Liz Andrews-WilsonLaureate and cuirass facing right278694Near Market WeightonYORYM-0115F34Restricted Access2.5Crescent with pellet PLGimages/yorkvol/2011-02-24T13:17:27ZGLOR-IA EXER C-ITVS1ROMAN53.867424Two soldiers holding two standardsCopper alloy nummus of Constantine II, GLOR-IA EXERC-ITVS, Lyon, AD 332. RIC, VII, p138, 254.CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C-0.724072Token halfpennySOUTH HOLLANDTOKENLINCOLNSHIRE2009-11-27T17:55:16ZEAST MIDLANDS201666Copper alloyLIN8596.jpg230551Adam DaubneyAdam DaubneyMercers' arms278693LIN-011DA34WHAPLODEimages/adaubney/2011-02-24T13:17:45ZModernHIS.HALFE.PENNY.1666;1POST MEDIEVAL52.762915I.M.R.A 17th century copper alloy trade token of John Ray of Spalding. Townsend (1983) writes 'John Ray was grandfather of the Rev. Benjamin Ray, Perpetual Curate of Cowbit and Surfleet (who was elected a member of the Spalding Gentlemen's Society in 1723), and a relative of the founder, Maurice Johnson.' (p. 50).IOHN.RAY.OF.SPALDING.-0.134115TF2620ST EDMUNDSBURYBROOCHSUFFOLK2009-11-27T17:46:31ZEAST43Copper alloy28.41KDG SF-00DBF4dwg.tif341173Andrew BrownAndrew Brown17.98278692KedingtonSF-00DBF44Restricted Access6.61images/abrown/2011-08-12T14:38:00Z1100ROMAN52.067972An incomplete copper-alloy brooch of Roman date. It is missing the spring and pin due to old breaks. The wings are semi-cylindrical in form with diagonal grooves on the front faces. Between the wings is a projecting head that is oval shaped in form with a rear-facing hook and incised decoration in the form of two grooves that create a cross saltire on the front face. The bow has a flat back and moulded, projecting front face. This consists of a prominent conical projection with incised diagonal strokes to either side of its upper face and a small transverse notch on its lower face. Beneath this, the bow flattens and has transverse projections to each side. These have central ridges with incised diagonal grooves above and below that produce a faceted appearance. The foot of the bow is elongated with a rounded tip decorated with three radiating incised grooves. On the back face of the foot is the integral catchplate, which is sub-triangular in form with a folded outer edge to accomodate the now missing pin. The brooch measures 28.41mm in length, 17.98mm in width at wings, and weighs 6.61g. This brooch finds parallels in a group of Roman brooches that Hattatt terms Reversed Fantail brooches (Hattatt, 1989: Fig. 172, nos. 807-814, 1393 and 1487). These are probably derived from the Aesica group of brooches and may well be of East Anglian origin (pers. comm. J. Plouviez, SCC). The parallels to this example indicate a 1st century AD date for the current example.0.493361Henry VIII of EnglandHalfgroat (silver)SOUTH HOLLANDCOINLINCOLNSHIRE2009-11-27T17:46:03ZEAST MIDLANDS181509SilverCanterburyLIN8595.jpg230550Adam DaubneyAdam DaubneyProfile bust right278691LIN-0102214WHAPLODEHalfgroat: Henry VIII, 1509-1526 (N 1763 - 1772)images/adaubney/2011-02-24T13:17:45ZEnglish coin early Modern 1489 - 1660CIVITAS CANTOR11526POST MEDIEVAL52.797421Long cross fourchee over royal shield, W A to either sideA silver halfgroat of Henry VIII, Canterbury mint.HENRIC VIII D G[ ]AGL Z FR-0.043639TF3224