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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 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

This cosmetic pestle dates to 100 BC – AD 150. The loop is in the form of a stylised bird

Only the top half of this 18th century pipe tamper remains. It consists of a male and female figure in

A cast copper alloy mount in the form of a dog, maybe a lion, biting its own tail. It has

A Roman brooch, dating to AD 100 – 200. Although it is thought to be a Polden Hill variant, it

Part of a 1st century AD gold ring. The palm branch was a symbol of victory and it is suggested