Medieval Harness Pendant. A large bronze lozenge shaped harness pendant, the design depicts a crowned letter 'U' flanked by uncertain, but what could be a kneeling figure in prayer and another reading the Bible. All on a double base line. The whole design is set in a field of white enamel, most of which survives. Complete with suspension loop. 13th-14th Century. Lincolnshire. Height 36.8mm, Width 28.5mm.

Medieval Heraldic Stud. A Copper alloy shield shaped heraldic stud, the coat of arms consists of an engrailed cross on a field of red enamel with smaller crosses / fleurs-de-lis in each angle. 13th-14th Century. Lincolnshire. 17.5mm x 14.4 mm.

The arms are possibly those of a member of the Ashhurst (or Ashurst) family, whose arms are blazoned: Gules, a cross engrailed between four fleurs-de-lis argent.

Medieval Heraldic Stud. A Copper alloy shield shaped heraldic stud, the coat of arms consists of a Griffin standing left with head turned back. 13th-14th Century. East Yorkshire. 17 mm x 15 mm.

Medieval Heraldic Mount. A cross shaped bronze heraldic mount. The centre section is divided into quarters, with an eight petalled flower in each angle on a blue enamelled background. The four protruding arms are decorated with animal head terminals. The whole piece is gilded, much of which still remains. 13th-14th Century. North Nottinghamshire. 45mm x 44mm.

Medieval Horse Pendant. A good sized copper alloy quatrefoil shaped horse pendant, consisting of a central lion inside a square, each lobe of the quatrefoil is set with a fleur-de-lis on a red enamelled background, traces of which still survive. 14th century. North Lincolnshire. 48 mm x 32 mm. An unusual piece as the central lion is facing to the right, all others I have traced are left facing.

Medieval Horse Pendant. A copper alloy swinger type harness pendant, the inner separate pendant is sexfoil shape, the outer sexfoil shaped cage having cusps between the arcs. 13th - 14th century. 47mm x 32mm. Complete, and in working order, retains much of the silvered surface, though this is now a dark grey.

Medieval Horse Pendant. A bronze circular pendant with six lugs, the decoration consisting of three flowers on a blue and red enamelled background. 12th-13th Century. 43 mm high. Complete with loop.

Medieval Horse Pendant. A bronze circular pendant with six radiating arms, the decoration consisting of a central flower pattern with red and blue enamel on a gilded surface. 12th-13th Century. 40 mm high. Some damage to this piece due to being in the ground.

Medieval Horse Pendant. A bronze circular horse pendant, the gilded face is decorated with a six pointed star, annulets between angles. 13th-14th Century. Lincolnshire. 36 mm long. Complete with suspension loop and much of the gilded surface intact.

Medieval Horse Pendant and Hanger. A bronze fleur-de-lis shaped horse pendant and hanger. 13th-14th Century. Lincolnshire. 50 mm long. Complete and in working order with traces of the gilded surface still intact.

Medieval Horse Decoration. A bronze circular pendant with six radiating arms, the decoration consisting of a central flower pattern with red enamel on a gilded surface. 12th-13th Century. 31 mm high. Complete with the single domed fixing rivet.

Medieval Heraldic Stud. A small bronze shield shaped heraldic stud, the coat of arms consisting of three bars. Complete with single fixing rivet. Circa 13th - 14th century. Lincolnshire. 10.5mm x 8.5mm. Attractive green patina.

Medieval. Silver Decorative Mount. A solid silver decorative mount in the shape of a crowned E B monogram. Complete with the two fixing pins to the rear. Circa 15th century. East Yorkshire. 23.7 mm x 15 mm. The finder of this item suggested that the E B may represent Elizabeth Bosville. This is due to an item associated to the Bosville family that was found close by. While a plausible and interesting idea, it cannot be proven at this time.