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A striking bronze pendant of rectangular openwork form, distinguished by a bold geometric arrangement of pierced openings and applied circular motifs. The object is crowned by an integral suspension loop, confirming its use in its present form as a wearable ornament or personal

Circa 9th - 11th Century AD.

Medieval / Viking Era Bronze Openwork Amulet Pendant  (No reserve price)

A fine silver gros coin, minted under Bohemond VI (AD 1251-1275). The obverse features an eight pointed star within an octofoil, with the legend +C.I.V.I.TAS:TR.I.POL.I. The reverse displays a cross in lobated square, with the legend +BOEMVUNDVS:COMES. The coin was likely minted

AD 1261-1275

Medieval Silver Hammered Coin of Bohemond VI  (No reserve price)

Medieval bronze ring with floral sun Cross in radiance.Excellent condition.Excellent condition.


Excellent condition,intact.The metal is strong.The surface shows honest wear and a beautiful dark green patina,confirming its age and authenticity.Signs of wear consistent with

11th–13th Century AD

Medieval Ring with floral sun Cross in radiance.Excellent condition.  (No reserve price)

An evocative bronze pendant of bold, symmetrical form, fashioned as a pair of opposing curved creatures joined across a central axis. Each side terminates in an inward-facing head or beak-like projection, creating a powerful openwork composition characteristic of the abstract

Medieval / Viking Era Bronze Zoomorphic Amulet / Twin-Beast Pendant  (No reserve price)

In  v good condition Medieval Bronze Ring ,  dating to 12th-14th C A.D.
Object acquired in 2026 in Harwich, UK from 'DG' as part of a Private European Collection dating to the pre- 1980s. Weight 1.60  g stand not included as always.

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12th-14th C A.D.

Medieval Bronze Ring - 21 mm  (No reserve price)

Wear piece of history, not just jewerly.
Beautiful Medieval Bronze Crucifix Pendant – Romanesque Corpus – Rare Christian Devotional Artifact for Collectors.
Period: Medieval, ca. 12th–14th century AD.
Culture: Medieval Christian Europe.
Object: Bronze Cross Pendant (Crucifix)

ca. 12th–14th century AD

Medieval Bronze Beautiful Crucifix Pendant – Romanesque Corpus – Rare Christian Devotional Artifact for Collectors  (No reserve price)

The displayed object is a medieval stone cannonball (also known as a steenkogel). This type of ammunition was intensively used in the Low Countries between 1350 and 1550. They were manually carved by stonemasons from solid natural stone to be fired with early, heavy siege cannons

14e t/m 16e eeuw

Medieval Sandstone Rare stone cannonball / cannonball - Rare medieval (sand)stone cannonball - 64 mm  (No reserve price)

Following visual examination and comparative typological analysis, this bronze pendant is considered consistent with sunwheel amulets and circular symbolic pendants associated with the Viking Age and related Early Medieval Northern European cultural traditions (circa 800–1100

11. bis 13. Jahrhundert AD

Medieval Bronze ring with the five wounds of Jesus, 12th–15th century AD

A very nice condition Ancient Bronze Medieval Stirrup Ring, with good noticeable decoration to the bezel (see photos) and dating to about the 12th - 13th C A.D.
Object acquired in 2026 in London, UK from 'DM' as part of a Private European Collection dating to the pre- 1990s.

The

12th - 13th C A.D.

Medieval Bronze Stirrup Ring - 24 mm  (No reserve price)

Letter of Provenance

This document serves as a statement of provenance for this item described.

The mentioned item has been in the possession of the family of a private collector since the 1970s. It was legally acquired at that time and has remained in private ownership

1000AD

Medieval Ancient bronze bracelet 'rope effect' - 7.5 cm  (No reserve price)

Group of medieval pieces 
CENTURIES I-XV AD.
 DESCRIPTION:
 A mixed group of 4 artifacts comprising: a Celtic brooch; Roman dolphin brooch; medieval buckle frame with a stylized crowned head; fragment of a diamond-shaped brooch with repoussed figures and small balls.

S. I-XV d.C.

Ancient Roman to Medieval Bronze Brooch, Collection  (No reserve price)

A rare and moving historical pendant, full of atmosphere, presence and spiritual resonance.
A deeply evocative and highly unusual bronze pendant formed from a fragment of a larger medieval cross, preserving the image of two saintly figures in relief and transforming a

circa 9th–13th century AD

Medieval Bronze "Crusader's Sacred Amulet of Faith" Cross Fragment Pendant with Two Saints – Devotional Relic of  (No reserve price)

A powerful Viking-style openwork amulet with a mysterious guardian-mask design — a wearable symbol of protection, ancestral strength, and Norse spiritual power.

A striking bronze openwork amulet with a powerful, almost mask-like composition, strongly evocative of Viking and

Medieval / Viking Era Bronze Openwork Amulet, Protective Norse Pendant with Mask-Like Symbolism  (No reserve price)

A pair of lovely condition Ancient Viking Era Silver Strap Ends, both with good decorations (see photos) and both dating to about the 10th - 12th C A.D.
Object acquired in 2026 in London, UK from 'AA' as part of a Private European Collection dating to the pre- 1990s.

The

10th - 12th C A.D.

Medieval Silver Decorated Strap Ends - 44 mm  (No reserve price)

A group of three good condition Ancient Bronze Medieval Ring Brooches dating to about the 13th - 14th C A.D.
Object acquired in 2026 in Coventry, UK from 'JC' as part of a Private European Collection dating to the pre- 1990s.

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13th - 14th C A.D.

Medieval Bronze Ring Brooches - 36 mm  (No reserve price)

A piece of the past, made to be worn

Beautiful Medieval Silver Corpus Christi Crucifix Pendant – Rare Christian Cross for Collectors, 17th - 18th Century A.D (No Reserve Price)
Object Type: Crucifix Pendant (Corpus Christi)
Cultural Attribution: Medieval Christian Europe

17th - 18th Century A.D

Medieval Bronze Beautiful Silver Corpus Christi Crucifix Pendant – Rare Christian Cross for Collectors,  (No reserve price)

Houe in wrought iron dating from the medieval period.
Hoe dating from the 5th / 8th century, trapezoidal blade slightly curved, hafting base with lateral reinforcements.
Merovingian period 5th/8th century.
Good conservation. - length 24.5 cm - width 5.4 cm.
Rare medieval tool in

5ème / 8ème Siècle

Medieval - Merovingian tool in wrought iron - Hoe - 5th/8th century - 24.5 cm  (No reserve price)

Following visual examination and comparative stylistic analysis, this bronze pendant is considered consistent with Celtic openwork amulets and symbolic pendants associated with the Late Iron Age to Early Medieval period.

The pendant is cast in a striking architectural openwork

An impressive and highly unusual Byzantine bronze cross of monumental pendant form, distinguished by its commanding 16 cm height and substantial 127 g weight. Far larger and heavier than the majority of ordinary devotional pendants, this remarkable object immediately suggests a

circa 7th–13th century AD

Medieval Byzantine HUGE!!! “The Cross of the Sacred Circles” Byzantine Bronze Ceremonial richly decorated devotional  (No reserve price)

Ancient Roman - Byzantine ring. 18.5mm inner d. Good condition.

9th - 11th C A.D.

Medieval Bronze ring  (No reserve price)

A rare and evocative Viking-style bronze ring amulet, formed as a circular band terminating in two opposing serpent or dragon heads. The open ring symbolizes eternity, unity, and the endless cycle of life, while the paired creatures represent some of the most powerful protective

circa 9th–11th century AD

Medieval Viking Era Bronze Protective Pendant, for protection, resilience, and continuity.  (No reserve price)

Of solid gold, the shank made of a single twisted wire leading to a bezel fashioned into Hercules knot pattern, twisted around the opposite end. Exquisite.

Size: USA= 6 - GB= L/M - 1.7 cm inside D
Material: Gold, 3 grms
Culture: Medieval, c. 12th-13th Century A.D.

Medieval, c. 12th - 13th Century A.D.

Medieval Gold Ring with Hercules Knot

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