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click for more images		 Extremely rare Medieval Pilgrimage, Cross Crusader Era Circa 1100-1350 A.D. Very rare example of a Medieval Pilgrimage Crusaders Cross, this artefact was found in France some years back, I have only ever seen one example similar to this since I have become a collector/seller, the Gothic Cross is in a Bronze Cast – Lost Wax Technique. These would have been carried by Pilgrims to the Holy land or even Crusaders i.e. (Knights Templers) a very fine and rare example.
Noble Brown-Green Patina Size: 2.00” by 1.1”
  
Code: 5213Price: £145.00

click for more images		 Original Ancient Roman Oil Lamp dated to 4/5th century AD. This item was found in the Holy Land. Just outside of Jerusalem. The piece is in a superb condition as you can see from the photos, a very nice period ancient Roman Oil Lamp. Highly collectable. The 90mm long. Super condition with a line decoration, intact with nice colour.
  
Code: 5212Price: £60.00

click for more images		 Genuine ancient Roman oil lamp, Circa 4-5th Century CE, found in the Holy Land. Terracotta composition, decorated Roman Oil Lamp. Presented in v F - very fine state of preservation/condition. This will look immaculate with professional clean/conservation. This is a rare type of oil lamp which displays all of its original detail and is fully intact. Size 95mm length, superb and rare item.
  
Code: 5211Price: £65.00

click for more images		 Original Lot of 4 c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot Original Lot of 4 c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot
This is a lot of four British Found, civil war period “Cromwell/Charles I) circa 1640 A.D date, lead composition, Musket Shot. All are complete, one or two are slightly squashed in some way from either hitting their target or from being in the ground for centuries. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. These will look exquisite with a professional clean/conservation.
  
Code: 5210Price: £17.00

click for more images		 Original Lot of 3 c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot Original Lot of c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot
This is a lot of three British Found, civil war period “Cromwell/Charles I) circa 1640 A.D date, lead composition, Musket Shot. All are complete, one or two are slightly squashed in some way from either hitting their target or from being in the ground for centuries. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. These will look exquisite with a professional clean/conservation.
  
Code: 5209Price: £12.50

click for more images		 Original Lot of 3, c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot Original Lot of c.1640 A.D British Civil War. Lead Musket Shot
This is a lot of three British Found, civil war period “Cromwell/Charles I) circa 1640 A.D date, lead composition, Musket Shot. All are complete, one or two are slightly squashed in some way from either hitting their target or from being in the ground for centuries. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. These will look exquisite with a professional clean/conservation.
  
Code: 5208Price: £12.50

click for more images		 A good example of a Roman Fibula brooch constructed from copper alloy dating from circa 1st - 2nd Century AD. A good example of a Roman Fibula brooch constructed from copper alloy dating from circa 1st - 2nd Century AD. A Fibula (Latin "to fasten"]) is an ancient brooch. Technically, the Latin term fibulae refers specifically to Roman brooches, however, the term is widely used to refer to brooches from the entire ancient and early medieval world. Unlike modern brooches, fibulae were not only decorative, they originally served a practical function: to fasten clothes, including cloaks. Fibulae replaced straight pins that were used to fasten clothing in the Neolithic period and Bronze Age. In turn, fibulae were replaced as clothing fasteners in the Middle Ages by buttons. Their descendant, the modern safety-pin, remains in use today.  
Code: 5207Price: £50.00

click for more images		 An exquisite example of Roman knee brooch in very fine condition. An exquisite example of Roman knee brooch in very fine condition. This piece is constructed from copper alloy, circa 1st Century AD, and displays excellent workmanship in its casting. A Fibula (Latin "to fasten"]) is an ancient brooch. Technically, the Latin term fibulae refers specifically to Roman brooches, however, the term is widely used to refer to brooches from the entire ancient and early medieval world. Unlike modern brooches, fibulae were not only decorative, they originally served a practical function: to fasten clothes, including cloaks. Fibulae replaced straight pins that were used to fasten clothing in the Neolithic period and Bronze Age. In turn, fibulae were replaced as clothing fasteners in the Middle Ages by buttons. Their descendant, the modern safety-pin, remains in use today.
  
Code: 5206Price:

click for more images		 Extremely Rare Hand Signed Document King Charles II 1670. A superb and extremely rare hand signed document signed by King Charles II of England, dated 1670. This piece was originally purchased from the famous Kenneth W Rendell Gallery, New York and carries a life time guarantee of originality. The document consists of Charles King of England, Document Signed, two and one third pages, legal folio, Given att our Court att Dover, May 31 1670. Also signed by Henry Bennet, First Earl of Arlington. Addressed to the attorney general Heneage Finch. (further information available on request). Comes in a superb gold gilt finished frame along with a lithograph of King Charles himself. The frame is glassed both sides as too see both sides of the document. King Charles II was King during the Great Fire of London in 1666 and the Great Plague of London, his father was beheaded on request of Sir Oliver Cromwell. The condition light folding in three parts, no tears a very rare documentation by the King of England Charles II. Title: King Charles was born 29th May 1630 at St James Palace, London, England, Crowned 1st January 1651 as King of Scotland, 23rd April 1661 as King of England, he was the King of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith of the Church of England and also of Ireland on Earth the Supreme head, he died 6th February 1685 at Whitehall, London and is buried in Westminster Abbey, London, England.  
Code: 5182Price: £5000.00

click for more images		 Victorian Antique Tiny Tot’s Treasure Book written by S W Partridge & Co 9 Paternoster Road, London, England. The book dates from the mid 1850’s. Victorian Antique Tiny Tot’s Treasure Book written by S W Partridge & Co 9 Paternoster Road, London, England. The book dates from the mid 1850’s. It is a Childs story book, one coloured illustration to the front “The little Gardeners” to the inside there are various stories and black and white illustrations such as punch and Judy, Neal & the snails etc. To the front page their is a pencilled inscription “Infant Sunday School, Gertrude Lawrence 1st price Christmas 1895, James Hohen Vicarage . Condition: The binding has wear but all pages are intact would make a great gift for a young child. Nice English Antique book , Tiny Tot’s are very collectable range.  
Code: 5181Price: £18.00
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