PAS-8F93BC: BEAD
Stone object, possibly a bead, circular in plan and sub-oval in section, with rounded edges. It is perforated with a small hole (all the way through) its sides. It has on both sides an inscribed image of a deer, facing right. The stone is mottled and dark in colour.
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PAS-8F60D8: CUFF LINK
Post-medieval pewter (lead-alloy) collar stud, cuff link or button of Lewis (2013) Form 2, Type A consisting of two discs linked by a 'tubular bar'. One disc is decorated with 'a crown above two hearts'. The other disc is slightly convex, but undecorated. Diameter of discs 13.87mm (decorated) and 13.16mm. Width 6.04mm. Weight 2.56g.
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PAS-8F0D01: DRESS HOOK
A complete copper-alloy post-medieval hooked tag of Read's Class E Type 3 (Read 2008: no. 319). The plate is of circular domed form with an integral trapezoidal sewing lug at the top. On the front face is moulded decoration comprising a central IhS motif within a cabled border. Extending from the base of the plate is the integral hook, which is bent; this is trapezoidal in cross-section, and tapers slightly to a rear facing tip. The entire object measures 31.05mm in length, 13.40mm in width, 2.18mm in thickness, and 1.90g in weight.
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PAS-E6ED84: SEAL MATRIX
Pointed-oval copper-alloy seal matrix. The central motif is of a forward facing angel, with lowered outreached arms, and four wings; two wings cross, across the body; the other two are shown vertically placed, behind the body. The legend around starts with an initial cross and then S' IOhANNIS LE PEITEVIN (Seal of John the Poitevin). The final N has an additional small vertical bar. The legend is shown within a beaded border. The reverse of the object is flat and undecorated, but has a rounded suspension loop towards the top of the matrix. Le Peitevin is a known family name and features in medieval documents, but Iohannis was not traced during a quick online survey. Reaney and Wilson list 'le Peitevin' under the entry for Poidevin, and note that it means a person from Poitou in France.

PAS-22BC88: AMULET
White metal strip with geometric designs and Arabic script (including prayers evoking Allah), probably part of a celestial or astrolabe which has been cut into a strip to be used as an amulet. The object may have once been rolled (though evidence for that is unclear), but was found open. The surface was analysed by XRF, which detected circa 73% weight copper, circa 27% weight zinc, as well as less than circa 1% weight silver, suggesting that its core is made of brass with a very thin surface plating layer of silver (i.e. it is not potential Treasure). The relative high amount of zinc in the alloy and the absence of trace elements detectable by XRF may suggest a post-medieval date. The motifs have been achieved by fine etching (rather than by engraving) and this also reinforces the suggestion of a recent date.

PAS-32F7E6: JETTON
Copper-alloy French (Tournai) jetton. Obv: Shield containing three fleur de lis (the arms of France), with three quatrefoils above, a quatrefoil left, and a (?) rosette right. Around is the legend + [AVE MAR]I[A] GRACIA. Rev: Triple-stranded cross (quartrefoil at centre) with a fleur de lis at the end of each arm, within four arched tressures. Open roundal between two stars in each of the outer spandles (between tressures and edge).

PAS-62B525: COIN
Copper-alloy duit of Utrecht. Obv: arms of Utrecht with scrolls above, left and right. Rev: TRA/IEC/TVM (for Traiectum, the Roman name for Utrecht) 1637 within a laurel wreath with cinquefoil below. For a PAS recorded parallel see SUSS-3A0D42.

PAS-B1BD65: PILGRIM BADGE
Cast lead-alloy pilgrim badge of the 'head reliquary' of St Thomas Becket. It is in the shape of the bust (head and shoulders) of the saint, shown wearing a bishop's mitre and an elaborate collared amice (an ecclesiastical vestment covering the shoulders). The face is schematic, with large eyes under eyebrows, a bold nose and a possible moustache. The mitre has a band around its lower edge and up the centre, decorated with ring-and-dot to indicate jewels; its outer border has plain beading. An outward-curling lock of hair escapes from each side of the mitre. The wide upright collar of the amice has no clear decoration surviving, but on the chest are two circular ornaments and some smaller pellets. The lower border of the amice (and of the badge itself) is decorated with beading. Part of the top of the mitre is missing, but otherwise the badge is complete. A pin survives on the reverse. The badge is relatively crudely modelled, and is similar to, but slightly smaller than, badges found in Salisbury (Spencer 1990, 19-20, nos. 19-22, figs. 23-28) and London (Spencer 1998, no. 117). A similar badge was found on the Thames foreshore together with four groats dating from 1427-1434 (Spencer 1998, 117, no. 117a), perhaps suggesting a 15th-century date for this example. These badges commemorated the Canterbury reliquary known as Caput Sancti Thome or the Head of St Thomas, which contained part of the skull of Thomas Becket. It was expensively re-fashioned in the early 14th century, and seems to have become especially popular as a focus for pilgrimage after that time; badges of this form are the commonest type of pilgrim souvenir in Europe (Spencer 1990, 20; Spencer 1998, 102-117).

BERK-CEAB76: TOKEN
A Medieval lead token with a voided cross motive on one side.

BERK-BC7E82: TOKEN
A Post Medieval lead alloy token with what appears to be some sort of decoration on one side only. Indistinct but consisting of "lumps". Probably an agricultural token or possible gaming piece. AD 1500-1800.

BERK-908DF6: TOKEN
A Post-medieval lead token with initials on each face; two sets of initials may indicate re-use, or a double-owner or issuer. Possibly an agricultural token or tally dating from the 16th to 18th century AD.

BERK-3DEFF4: TOKEN
A worn copper alloy Post Medieval Oxfordshire trade token. The token is too worn to make out much detail.

LON-F6F381: TOILET ARTICLE
A Post-Medieval silver toilet-implement set in the form of a female, probably of 17th century date, consisting of four elements, of which one is broken (and substantially missing). These elements are grouped together by bracket, consisting of a silver strip of three conjoined circles bent into a U, with the two ends (once) joined by a silver rivet above the figure's head; one end of the bracket is now detached, though the rivet is still in place. Looking at the object so the detached side of the bracket its showing, the individual elements can be described as follows: The upper-third of first element takes the form of a naked female bust, with her head in quarter-profile (left), though much of her facial features are worn away. At her shoulders and hips there are pairs of rounded projections; these might suggest limbs, but are probably just decorative. Midline on her waist is a raised roundel. The middle third of the first element is broadly flat in plan, with three raised linear mouldings (a larger one between two evenly sized smaller ones) below. The lower third of the first element is flared, widening top to bottom, with the end bent over at right angles, inwards, to form both an implement, and a possible clasp to the set. The back of the first element is flat and undecorated. The second element is broken, at the point parallel to neck height on the first element. Both faces of this element are flat and undecorated. The third element is a silhouette of the first. Its lower third is however in the form of a lozenge, and was presumably used as a tooth/nail pick. Both faces of this element are flat and undecorated. The fourth element is of the same form as the first element, but reversed (so that the bust on both sides faces outwards). The upper and middle parts of this element are broadly the same as those on the first, but there is no surviving roundel at the figure's waist. The lower third of this element is broadly flat in plan with a small bowl at its end, to form an ear-scoop. The reverse (inside side) of this element is flat and largely undecorated, apart from the inscribed letters SD (presumably the owner's or maker's mark), between the neck and the waist of the bust. The bracket (described above) is decorated with incised lines in the form of chevrons. From the bracket are two silver rings, forming part of an attachment chain. Discussion: Another, similar 17th Century cosmetic set was found in Gloucestershire, GLO-5FB557. The individual elements are also similar to other silver cosmetic implements recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database of the 17th century; see NCL-B5BCC7 for example. Dimensions: Total length 81.5mm Length of attachments 57.7mm Diameter of ring 11.5mm Width of attachments 8.4mm Thickness of attachments 7.2mm Length of bracket 10.3mm Width of bracket 6.0mm Thickness of bracket 5.5mm Weight 10.58g

PAS-0AADC2: BUTTON
Biconvex undecorated lead-alloy button, with copper-alloy loop.

PAS-0AA056: SPOON
Sub-oval bone spoon bowl, with remnants of handle.

PAS-0A94B1: CUFF LINK
Copper-alloy octagonal cufflink (one link only). The design consists of a undecorated octagonal area surounded by a diagonal hatched octagonal border.

PAS-0A7E51: TOKEN
Crudely made lead token. Obv: raised cross. Rev: blank.

PAS-0A7353: CLOTH SEAL
One disk of a lead cloth seal, with large hole in centre. There are remains of an inscription, which cannot be deciphered.

PAS-0A6925: TRIAL PIECE
Bone 'test/trial piece' in the form of a fish. Broadly ovoid in form, with tail-end missing. The object is worked on both sides, and has worked dorsal and lower fin, incised ring-and-dot eye, curved gill line and small curved mouth. It is possible the object was once a handle, for a knife or such-like, but is more likely to be a trial piece.

PAS-0A5685: WHISTLE
Fragment of a lead whisle; blowing end only. Broadly cone shape with sub-rectangular 'air' hole on top. In plan the object is circular, with the remains of the whistle plate, for blowing, inside. The object is decorated with raised hatching.

PAS-0A4C75: TOKEN
Crude lead-alloy token. Obv: raised cross. Rev: blank.

PAS-0A3FB1: STRAP END
Copper-alloy composite stap end or chape, of sub-rectanular form, with hollow interior where a leather strap would have once fitted. When viewed from the top (rivets at the top) the object has a semi-circular cut in its upper edge, with a linear cut down the centre of the plate directly below. There are copper-alloy rivets in each corner of the upper edge. Its sides are straight and parallel for most of the object, until joining to a shallow triangular point, at which there is a small projecting rectangular terminal. The object is not decorated. Similar to example in Egan, G. 1991, Dress Accessories. 147: no. 700.

PAS-0A3538: BOOK FITTING
Copper-alloy book-clasp. Sub-lozenge in form, with curved clasp at one end and sub-triangular element at the other; the latter has a central rivet hole. The object has sub-rectangular winged elements (on either side) just above the clasp and where the sub-rectangular element begins. The object is decorated with stamped dots on its external side.

PAS-0A2160: TOKEN
Lead 'irregular' token. Obv: horse and rider. Rev: [...]IV.

PAS-0A1506: BROOCH
Copper-alloy annular brooch or single looped buckle, with pin remaining.

PAS-09EE32: BROOCH
Copper-alloy annular brooch or single looped buckle, with pin remaining.

PAS-09DAC4: JUG
Cartouche, depicting a lady drinking, from a 'bellarmine' jug. The exterior suface has a dark brown glaze, as is typical on such vessels.

PAS-09D072: CLOTH SEAL
Lead three-part cloth seal, perhaps from the low countries. Disk 1 depicts a lion rampant. Disk 2 is almost illegible apart from the letter R. Disk 3 has some motif, which is almost illegible. The diameter of each disk is c. 15.64mm.

PAS-09A271: CLOTH SEAL
Lead two-part cloth seal. One disk depicts a thistle within a lozenge. The other has COM SV[...}OL within a lozenge. Both disks are blank on their reverse. The diameter of each disk is c. 13.37mm.

PAS-25EF77: PENDANT
Part of a silver pendant inscribed on the front with AG and on the reverse with LA to spell AGLA. These letters are formed from a Latinised version of a Hebrew phrase, Atha Gebri Leilan Adonai, meaning 'Thou art mighty forever, O Lord'. During the Middle Ages these words were considered to be a powerful charm against fever. The pendant has three surviving protruding lugs (originally there would have been four) which formed the arms of a cross with the inscribed circular disc at its centre.

KENT5317: COIN
A silver groat of James I, dated 1621. Obverse: bust completely worn; insciption ]IACO[-]HIB RE. Reverse: flat-top shield; inscription -]CONIVAITNER[-. Measures 25mm in diameter and weighs 2.69g.

KENT5322: COIN
A copper alloy Iron Age coin. Very worn. Obverse: winged horse, facing left - looking back. Reverse: winged victory with an inscription of CVN in border. The coin is 16mm in diameter and weighs 2.14g. Probably Hobbs 1938-42.

KENT5323: COIN
A copper alloy Roman coin of uncertain demonination of the emperor Hadrian (117-138).

KENT5316: HOOKED TAG
Copper alloy dress hook, sub-triangular, with rectangular loop above, hook below. Central body consists of three globular sections arranged in a triangle.

A gold stater of Atrebates - an Early Iron Age uninscribed British Q gold contemporary forgery. Obverse: blank. Reverse: horse, facing right; wheel below horse with another wheel/eye? below tail; single pelet above tail; misc line above horse; trace of a border at bottom. The coins is 18mm in diameter and weighs 5.93g. Hobbs 461-75.

Nummus of the House of Constantine. AE3. GLORIA EXERCITVS (2 standards). Trier mint.

Nummus of the House of Constantine. AE4 copy. FEL TEMP REPARTIO (falling horseman)

Nummus of the House of Constantine. AE4 copy. CONSTANTINOPOLIS

Nummus of Constantius II or Constans. AE4. Possibly a copy. VICTORIAE DD AVGG QNN

Nummus of the House of Constantine. AE4 copy. GLORIA EXERCITVS (I standard)

Nummus of Constans. AE4. SECVRITAS REIP

Nummus of the House of Constantine. AE3/4. Possibly a copy.

KENT4931: HORSESHOE
Iron horseshoe, probably Medieval.

KENT4932: CHISEL
Blunt iron chisel, probably Medieval in date.

KENT4933: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
Two unidentified iron objects, found with Medieval horseshoe and chisel (Finds KENT4931 and KENT4932).

KENT4934: JUG
Pottery jug of Wealden Whiteware, complete except for rim. The jug has a concave base, decorated with dimples around the edge of the base, and a single handle. The handle has a half-round section, and there are two finger impressions just above the handle, and three just below.

KENT4935: BROOCH
A copper alloy Colchester derivative brooch. The pin and spring are broken. The brooch is flanged, with a raised ridge on the bow. The catchplate survives.

KENT4936: BELT
Copper alloy belt slide in the form of a human female head. It is not clear whether the item is Roman or Neo-Classical.

KENT4924: INSCRIBED OBJECT
Part of an inscribed marble slab, with a partial inscription extant on one face.

KENT4925: FLASK
Pottery pilgrim's flask, complete except for a chip on the rim, with two arched handles.

KENT4926: LAMP
Complete Roman pottery oil lamp.

KENT4927: HARNESS PENDANT
Circular copper alloy harness pendant, with hook for suspension. The obverse has a central design depicting a bird in a tree. This is surrounded by the inscription.

KENT4928: BROOCH
Copper alloy annular ring brooch, with copper alloy pin attached.

KENT4929: WEIGHT
Peardrop shaped lead weight, with hole at narrow end.

Coin of Constantine I. Rev. Alter. Trier mint.

KENT4531: FIGURINE
Copper alloy figurine of a human head and shoulders. Very crude or worn, with no visible features.

KENT4532: MINIATURE OBJECT
A Roman copper-alloy miniature axehead.

KENT4533: FIGURINE
Part of copper alloy figurine, possibly a bird or dragon.

KENT4534: KEY (LOCKING)
Copper alloy casket key.

KENT4535: KEY (LOCKING)
Copper alloy casket key, with oval loop.

Complete half penny of Edward I or II

KENT4539: SPEARHEAD
Copper alloy angular spearhead with solid socket. Socket is damaged, with a large hole on one side.

KENT4508: BUCKLE
Cast oval loop with narrow strap bar. Pin missing.

Coin of Wulfred, Archbishop of Canterbury. Group I.

Roman silver denarius of Augustus (27 BC-AD 14).

KENT4485: HARNESS FITTING
Copper alloy terret ring. Sally Worrell writes: Although this record has no image and no description, and therefore appears to be of little use, it has been retained on the database in the hope that this information may be of interest to someone.

KENT4487: VESSEL
Part of Samian dish, including part of rim and base.

KENT4488: VESSEL
Incomplete Samian pot, including complete base.

KENT4489: POT
Light grey beaker.

KENT4490: AMPULLA
Lead pilgrim's ampulla with scallop shell design on one side.

Uninscribed Iron Age bronze coin.

Roman silver denarius of Vespasian or Titus, AD 69-81.

KENT4493: BROOCH
Colchester two-piece brooch, with pin missing.

KENT4494: BUCKLE
Cast copper alloy single loop D shaped buckle with narrowed and offset strap bar. Slightly mishapen.

KENT4495: FIGURINE
Copper alloy stags head, with ears and antler. One antler missing.

KENT4496: BUCKLE
D shaped single loop buckle with pointed pin rest. Decorated with ring and dot motifs. Pin missing.

KENT4497: STRAP FITTING
Crescentic strap-end with most of openwork terminal missing.

KENT4498: DENTAL IMPLEMENT
Set of lead false teeth.

Copper alloy equal-ended brooch.

A small buckle.

KENT4482: STRAP FITTING
Copper alloy strap end with zoomorphic terminal and motif of three teardrops. Broken in middle.

Double looped buckle, with wide and straight edges and narrow strap bar.

KENT4501: CHISEL
Complete copper alloy tanged chisel.

KENT4502: STRAP FITTING
Strap end with zoomorphic decoration on terminal.

KENT4503: BLADE
Part of two-edged bronze sword or dagger blade. Broken at both ends and slightly bent.

KENT4504: SEAL BOX
Seal box lid.

Strap end buckle with broken loop and pin missing. Incised lines decorating plate.

Cast copper alloy single loop oval buckle with notched lip and integral plate. Some remains of iron pin present. Gilded rectangular plate.

KENT4507: SCABBARD
Open type sword scabbard chape.

KENT4456: STUD
Copper alloy mount or fitting, comprising three conjoined, hollow, hemispheres, with remains of iron pin or stud on reverse.

KENT4460: BOOK FITTING
Book clasp. Folded strip of copper alloy, without rivet holes, but with pin holder at one end. Inscription on one face.

KENT4461: KEY (LOCKING)
Copper alloy key with lozenge shaped bow, hollow stem and bit divided by vertical cleft.

Cast copper alloy double loop trapezoidal buckle with openwork frame. Pointed, openwork trefoil with four lobed knops on the end of each loop. Lobed knops at two symmetrical points on each loop and at either end of the strap bar. Cast copper alloy pin. Traces of gilding survive.

KENT4464: RETOUCHED FLAKE
Worked flint.

KENT4465: LITHIC IMPLEMENT
Worked flint flake. Small, with dark grey patina.

KENT4466: LITHIC IMPLEMENT
Flint blade with brown-grey patination.

KENT4467: LITHIC IMPLEMENT
Flint blade with white and light grey patination.

KENT4468: VESSEL
Pewter bowl handle, of ornate, possibly openwork design.

Sixpence of Elizabeth I.

KENT4470: JUG
Jug with single handle and thin-soft oakerglaze. Roused base. Small hole in side. Possibly manufactured in Cheam, Surrey?

Series E silver sceat.

KENT4474: HARNESS PENDANT
Lozenge shaped harness pendant with heraldic lion figure, and traces of green enamel.

Bow and foot of cruciform brooch. Head plate, spring and pin missing. Part of catchplate survives on foot.

KENT4420: JETTON
Circular jetton or reckoning counter. Possibly French.

Gilt copper alloy enamelled disc brooch, with central white cruciform or floral setting, surrounded by four tear-drop settings and dark enamel background. Pin missing, but traces of iron? fixing on back of brooch.

Circular disc brooch, with four projecting lugs around rim, spaced approximately in equidistant pairs. Face of brooch decorated with floral motif in blue, dark blue, red and clear enamel.

KENT4304: SEAL MATRIX
Vessica shaped copper alloy seal matrix, with reverse lug/hoop. Central motif shows a seated figure, with surrounding legend.

KENT4303: SEAL MATRIX
Circular lead seal matrix, with small reverse lug. Central motif shows a circle divided into three equal segments, with a five pointed star in each segment. Legend surround.

Simple copper alloy ring brooch, with looped pin.

KENT4300: SEAL MATRIX
Copper alloy circular seal matrix, with reverse lug and looped suspension hoop. The central motif shows a stylised ship with cross at masthead, with surrounding legend.

KENT4256: BRACELET
Copper alloy bracelet, comprising moulded links, clasp and fastner, with suspension loops for coins or tinkets. links depict a seated figure.

Copper alloy bracelet, comprising moulded links, clasp and fastner, with suspension loops for coins or tinkets. links depict a seated figure.

KENT4259: BOLT (FASTENING)
Iron bolt with loop attached. Square bolt head, with loop at other end, and large ring attached. All corroded together.

KENT4260: CLOTH SEAL
Lead cloth seal, comprising two disks closed together. Shell design on one side.

Lead cloth seal, comprising two disks closed together. Shell design on one side.

Copper ally vessica seal matrix, with reverse lug and loop. Central motif depicts a fleur de lys, with legend surrounding.

KENT4060: BULLA
Papal Bulla, damaged and in very poor, worn condition. Cord holes obscured or worn away. Obv: facing busts of Saint Peter and Paul, no legend visible. Rev: legend of Ugolino di Segni/Pope Gregory IX.

Circular copper alloy seal matrix, with animal running left as central motif, and surrounding legend.

Iron ring brooch, complete with iron pin, with loop around ring.

KENT4045: POT
Pottery sherd, with handpainted grometric design in blue.

KENT4046: BULLA
Incomplete papal bullae fragment, with hole. On obverse, some of Paul's head and dots around outer edge remains visible. On reverse only PP visible.

KENT4047: TOKEN
Incomplete papal bullae fragment, with hole. On obverse, some of Paul's head and dots around outer edge remains visible. On reverse only PP visible.

KENT4036: BELT
Copper-alloy leather decoration in the form of a king's head. Incised angular face with square chin, with triangular eyes and nose/mouth. Crown, with three incised florets. Rivet hole at temple. Reverse is moulded, with no decoration.

KENT4032: FINGER RING
Crude and bulky American 'college' finger ring. Oval bezel, with stone missing, but fixing remains. Triangular shaped shoulders, depicting winged bird motif (eagle or phoenix) over five pointed star. Made of some alloy, probably containing lead

KENT4011: JEWELLERY
Crude copper-alloy object, possibly anthopromorphic, possibly a pendant. Sub-spherical head, with hole through sides of head. Long thin body, slightly widening around the hips. Two stubby legs, rounding at ends. No arms.

Crude copper-alloy object, possibly anthopromorphic, possibly a pendant. Sub-spherical head, with hole through sides of head. Long thin body, slightly widening around the hips. Two stubby legs, rounding at ends. No arms.

KENT4022: HARNESS PENDANT
Copper alloy gilt harness pendant, in the form of a quatrefoil with red enamel angular protrusions between each foil. Central motif shows a gilt beast looking left on a enamelled red square background, and gilt stylised fleur-de-lys on an enamelled blue background in each foil. Loop complete, but bent.

KENT4023: UNIDENTIFIED OBJECT
Lead-alloy disk, part damaged, with pattern of multiple crosses.

Copper-alloy single round looped (D-shaped) buckle, with non-integral plate, and complete with pin. The plate narrows to a point, wraps around bar to be fastened by three rivents (formed in triangle).

Continental sterling imitation of Henry VII (1308-12), King of the Romans.

Copper-alloy harness pendant in the shape of a square-top shield. Heraldic design in form of nine diagonal bands (slanting left): gilt bands on a blue enamel background. Flat back. Loop complete.

Copper-alloy disc brooch or mount divided into four circular fields, of which the first, second and third compartments are enamelled. The third fields is also divided into 12 subdivisions..

Composite plate brooch comprising of two conjoined disks (originally three) joined by a hinge on the reverse. The field of each disk is divided into two concentric segments, which at onetime may have been enlayed with enamel. Single bars protrude from each disk, at right angles to each other, probably joining a third disk (missing). On each bar, at the disk end, there seems to be a small motif comprising circular elemenst, which is now deeply encrusted.

KENT3916: STIRRUP
Sub triangular copper alloy mount, with trilobed terminal with central fixing hole, right angle flange and two lower fixing holes. Mount depicts a beast, left, with right front leg raised, head in air and tail wrapped around body. All fixing holes are closed and encrusted.

KENT3917: STIRRUP
Sub-triangular mount, with 'ladder like' incised border decoration, and right angle flange. Three fixing holes, one in each corner. Broken at top, just above fixing hole.

KENT3895: HARNESS MOUNT
Small (square topped) shield shaped mount, with thick cylindrical stud on reverse. Central motif depicts a mythical beast/lion rampant, facing left. Once enamelled, with some red and green enamelling remaining.

KENT3896: TOKEN
Small (square topped) shield shaped mount, with thick cylindrical stud on reverse. Central motif depicts a mythical beast/lion rampant, facing left. Once enamelled, with some red and green enamelling remaining.

Copper alloy vessica seal matrix, flat, with pierced reverse lug (the lug is rounded and well pronounced). Central motif depicts an ornate bird with cinquefoil flowers, above and right, and a star behind tail.

Silver penny of Alexander III

A silver farthing of Alexander III

A silver halfpenny of Alexander III, with a double struck reverse legend.

Single loop rectangular buckle with rectangular plate. Pin missing. Two transverse grooves on front edge of buckle loop. Single rivet at end of buckle plate.

Circular copper alloy ring brooch, with tapering pin. Ring round in section.