Medieval Silver Finger Ring An unusual wide banded silver finger ring, the whole piece is decorated in a coiled wire design that terminates in an engraved eye shape. 14th-16th century. 20 mm internal diameter and 15 mm at the widest point. Traces of gilding remain.

Medieval Archers Finger Ring. A large decorated bronze archers finger ring. 15th-16th Century. 23 mm internal diameter. Wearable.

Post Medieval Gold Finger Ring. A thin plain gold finger ring of circular cross-section. No makers or assay marks. 1.6 grams. 18.3 mm internal diameter. Rings of this type are difficult to date with any certainty, as they may have been produced from as early as the 14th century up to the present day. The gold quality of this ring corresponds to the guinea / Sovereign of 22 carat. Due to the colour, fabric and this being a metal detector find, I would take an educated guess to its age as being 17th to 19th century. Good size and wearable.

Medieval Silver Gilt Ring Brooch. A very finely made round section silver ring brooch, the whole body decorated in a deep rope design. 12th-14th Century. 16 mm diameter. Complete with working pin and nearly 100% of the gilded surface intact. An attractive piece in very good condition.

Medieval Silver Ring Brooch. A finely made silver ring brooch of an openwork cross shaped design. 12th-14th Century. Lincolnshire. 13.5 mm diameter. Complete with working pin.

Medieval Silver Ring Brooch A finely made silver ring brooch of round section, half of the body is decorated while the pin has a large knurled collar. 12th-14th Century. North Yorkshire. 17 mm diameter. Complete with working pin and traces of the original gilt surface.

Medieval Silver Gilt Ring Brooch A finely made silver ring brooch of round section with a stepped inside collar, decorated on the outer edge with two knobs. 12th-14th Century. 14 mm diameter. Complete with working pin and much of the gilding intact. Purposely designed with two knobs to one side only.

Medieval Silver Ring Brooch A well made silver ring brooch of round section. 12th-14th Century. 18 mm diameter. Complete with working pin.

Medieval Disc Brooch. A copper-alloy disc brooch that consists of a thin circular front plate riveted at the centre to a clasp. The front plate is decorated to simulate a seal matrix with a star like motif in the centre and pseudo legend around. Circa 13th - 14th century. Yorkshire. 25mm diameter. An extremely rare, possibly unique piece.

Medieval Open-work Bird Brooch. An unusual bronze open-work bird brooch.
The decoration consists of a large annulet for the eye and rows of pellets bordering the body. 14th Century. Lincolnshire. 33mm x 25mm. Rare type of Medieval brooch. Complete with working pin.

Medieval Stirrup Ring Brooch. A bronze brooch in the shape of a stirrup finger ring. These rings were a very popular style at the time. 12th-14th century. See Hattatt 1339A. 26 mm high. Attractive green patina and complete with working pin.

Medieval Bronze Ring Brooch. A bronze ring brooch of flat section, decorated with eight raised cups, four of which still contain the white paste. 12th-15th Century. 21 mm diameter. Complete with working pin.

Medieval Ring Brooch. A finely made bronze ring brooch of oval section, the face side has an engraved ribbed decoration while the rear of the brooch is plain. 13th-14th Century. 28 mm diameter. Complete with working pin.

Medieval Ring Brooch. A good sized copper-alloy ring brooch of circular section. 12th-14th century. 35 mm diameter. Complete with working pin.