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Miniature Axe Head

A miniature axe, probably Roman, with a circular hole drilled after casting. A Find of Note.

Although the figure of a man with exaggerated genitals can point towards a depiction of Priapus, the wearing of a

Thomas Wood was an auctioneer in London. This token, dated 1811, has a lot of writing for its size: “THOMAS

A copper alloy circular mount depicting the head of Medusa. The workmanship is of high quality and the condition is

Obverse: Doge (duke) Giovanni Dandolo of Venice (1280-1289) receiving banner inscribed DVX from patron saint St. Mark, The legend reads

The T and upright key flanking the neck give this as an episcopal issue of Thomas Rotherham (the “T” being

A quarter stater of the Regni type Qc. The PAS record has this as only the second know example of

The brooch is of single piece construction dating to the 10th century. The decoration is in the Jellinge style of

A coppery alloy cruciform bead from a beaded torc that dates to about 50BC – AD 150. The square aperture

A complete palstave dating to c 1400BC – 1150BC. It is a Find of Note of County Importance.