Brooches and badges

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Crossbow brooch

Copy of a 14th century brooch from Germany in the shape of a drawn crossbow. Set with 3 freshwater pearls and two 3mm garnets. "OWE MINS H" engraved around the scroll. The H is thought to be short for heart and it may be a token of love. Available in silver. 3cm x 3.5cm

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Medieval Heart brooch

Copy of a Medieval heart shaped brooch from the V & A collection in London dating from 1400.
This heart-shaped brooch with its romantic inscription was given as a token of love. It would have been used to fasten a tunic, gown or cloak. The front is in high relief and there is an inscription engraved on the reverse in French,  'Ourselves and all things at your whim' ('Nostre et tout ditz a vostre desier').
3.9cm x 3cm


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Medieval Griffin brooch

Early 15th century brooch in the form of a griffin ( depicted in Museum of London "Dress accessories" book) 3.5 cm x 3 cm

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Boar badge of Richard III

5th century White boar badge of Richard III in silver.
3.5cm x 2cm

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Medieval, Grained annular brooch

Copy of small 13th century Medieval  annular brooch from England with oxidised engraved detail and grained design.

2.5cm

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Medieval Lion shield brooch

Copy of The Folkingham brooch (original in gold)

12th century Medieval shield brooch with engraved lion design.

English find, 2.5cm x 5cm

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Medieval Jousting badge

Copy of an early 14th century Medieval badge in the form of a jousting knight from the Museum of London.

3cm x 5cm

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St George and Dragon brooch

15th c brooch depicting St George slaying the dragon, copy of piece from the Museum of London.38

5cm

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