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Pipe tamper in the form of Mercury

A 18th or 19th century pipe tamper in the form of the Roman god Mercury. Romano-British figurines were copied to

A strap or harness fitting which is decorated with yellow and white enamel in the style of Stuart Enamels. It

A William III sixpence that has been folded into a triangular shape. Coins, particularly William III sixpences, bent into an

The reverse reads PVLMÆR ON SCR giving the moneyer as Wulfmaer and the mint as Shrewsbury. It is only the

There are a few features that suggest that this is an irregular issue; the weight, the lettering and the reverse

A portrait type penny of Coenwulf; moneyer Ceolhard at the mint of London. It is only the fifth coin of

A 19th century button depicting a bishop’s mitre and legend IN CRUCE SPERO, which is the motto of the Barclay

A copper-alloy and enamel brooch in the form of a peacock dating to the 2nd century AD. It has been

This 2nd century copper-alloy Roman bow brooch is considered to be a Find of Note of National Importance. The PAS

It is difficult to be certain of the origin of this unusual coin but a contemporary copy of a penny