Anglo Saxon Cruciform Long Brooch. A bronze cruciform long brooch with a single knob decorating the head and stylised animal head decorating the foot. 5th-6th Century AD. 72 mm high. Iron pin missing otherwise complete.

Anglo Saxon Cruciform Long Brooch. A bronze cruciform long brooch with a single knob decorating the head and stylised animal head decorating the foot. 5th-6th Century AD. 60 mm high. Iron pin missing otherwise complete.

Anglo Saxon Cruciform Long Brooch. A bronze cruciform long brooch with a single knob decorating the head and incised lines decorating the foot. 5th-6th Century AD. 58mm high. Iron pin missing otherwise in very good condition. Attractive green patina.

Viking Mount. A copper alloy tongue-shaped mount. Decorated in relief with a human figure, arms and legs outstretched and raven perched on head. All this surrounded by a border of foliate or simplistic animal masks. 14.7g. 10th - 11th century AD. Lincolnshire. 36mm x 33mm.

Viking Stirrup Mount. A copper alloy stirrup mount in the form of a facing animals head, possibly a wolf, with pointed ears and snout. 10th-11th Century AD. Williams Class A, Type 7. Lincolnshire. 40 mm high x 27 mm wide. Complete.

Anglo Saxon Cruciform Side Knob. A cast copper-alloy side knob from a large florid cruciform brooch, with chip-carved decoration, spatula terminal, stylised human face and interlaced ribbon patterns. On the reverse are the remains of the two lugs for the axis bar. 6th -7th century AD. Recorded at PAS: SWYOR-A59B17. Found north Lincolnshire in 2010. 22mm x 31mm.

Anglo Saxon Wrist clasp. An early Anglo-Saxon cast copper-alloy wrist clasp. The decoration consists of two nose to nose open-work horse's heads with their ears serving as stitching loops. The back of the clasp shows traces of tin where the hook or eye would have been fixed. Late 5th - 6th century AD. UKDFD # 50474. Lincolnshire. 30mm x 16mm.

Anglo Saxon Zoomorphic Mount. A rectangular copper-alloy mount engraved with four back to back stylised horses heads. The surface still retains nearly 100% of the heavily tinned / silvered decoration. An interesting piece with two fixing pins on the reverse, most probably for fitting to leather. Circa 5th - 6th century AD. North Yorkshire. 23mm x 13mm.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Mount. An Anglo Saxon bronze mount with lozenge shaped body and recessed, gilded square terminals. On the reverse there are two small fixing lugs. 8th - 9th century AD. 37 mm x 12 mm.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Pin. A bronze pin, the head is conical in shape with a flat top. 8th-10th Century. North Yorkshire. 62 mm high. Complete.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Pin. A bronze pin with elongated multifaceted head decorated with single incised dots. 8th-10th Century. North Yorkshire. 65 mm in length. As found condition.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Pin. A bronze pin, the head is cup shaped with a flat top. 8th-10th Century. North Yorkshire. 43 mm high. Complete.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Pin. A bronze pin with bulbous circular head. 8th-9th Century. North Yorkshire. 37 mm high. Complete and in its original "as found" shape, just as it was last used.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Pin. A bronze pin with barrel shaped head decorated with fine lines and groves. 8th-10th Century. Lincolnshire. 54mm in length.

Anglo Saxon Bronze Pin. A bronze pin with multifaceted head decorated with single incised dots. 8th-10th Century. North Yorkshire. 55 mm in length. As found condition.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with a stylised animal head terminal. The body is decorated with a crouching, left-facing mythical beast in the Trewhiddle-style. The body and animal head still retains nearly all of the pale yellow enamel. 8th-9th Century. Thomas Class A, Type 1. North Yorkshire. 39 mm x 12 mm. Complete with both original rivets and an overall light green patina. A superb example of this type.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with a stylised animal head terminal. The body is decorated with a crouching, left-facing mythical beast in the Trewhiddle-style, some traces of silver inlay remain. 8th-9th Century. Thomas Class A, Type 1. North Yorkshire. 49 mm x 11 mm.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with a stylised animal head terminal. The body is decorated with a crosshatched rectangular panel inlaid with what looks to be pale yellow enamel. 8th-9th Century. Thomas Class A, Type 2. North Yorkshire. 55 mm x 12 mm. Complete apart from the front attachment end.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with a stylised animal head terminal, the body decorated with curvilinear patterns. 9th Century. Haldenby Group 19 (Arc and Step). Peterborough Area. 48 mm x 14 mm.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy zoomorphic strap-end. The central section and terminal end are decorated with stylised animal-heads. The wedge-shaped attachment end is split to accommodate the strap with a single rivet. 9th-10th Century AD. Thomas Class B, Type 4 (Multi-headed); Haldenby Group 13 (Animal mask). Lincolnshire. 43 mm x 12 mm.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A bronze strap-end with a stylised animal head terminal, the body decorated with a silver inlaid panel of a crouching mythical beast. 8th-9th Century. North Yorkshire. 34 mm long.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with a debased animal-head terminal. The body is lozenge shape and decorated with multiple ring-and-dot motifs. Circa 11th century AD. North Yorkshire. 40 mm x 13 mm. Complete.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with waisted lozenge-shaped body, the decoration consists of a simple line all around the border. 9th-10th Century. Thomas Class D. North Yorkshire. 33 mm x 11 mm.

Anglo Saxon Strap-end. A copper alloy strap-end with tongue shaped body decorated with a moulded rope design. Circa 10th - 11th century AD. Thomas Class E. North Yorkshire. 41 mm x 13 mm. Unusual style and complete.

Anglo Saxon Dress Fastener. A copper alloy dress fastener with circular body decorated with a ring shaped rope design, complete with hooked tag and two pierced lugs for attachment. Circa 9th to early 12th century AD. Cf. Brian Read, Hooked-Clasps & Eyes, No. 114. 22 mm x 17 mm.

Anglo Saxon Dress Fastener. A bronze dress fastener the body decorated with a ring and dot design. 8th-9th Century. North Yorkshire. 20 mm Long. Attractive with a superb green patina.

Anglo Saxon Dress Fastener. A bronze dress fastener the body decorated with a ring and dot design. 8th-9th Century. North Yorkshire. 22 mm Long. Complete and attractive.