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 of two piece manufacture. Consisting of a cast decorative mount with two gilded chip-carved panels riveted to a flat base. Late 5th - 6th century AD. East Yorkshire. 38mm x 15mm.

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 Wrist Clasp. An early Anglo-Saxon cast copper-alloy wrist clasp. Decoration consists of four (one missing) lobes with crescent-shaped punch-marks. Late 5th - 6th century AD. Found near Scunthorpe in 2010. 39mm x 20mm. Recorded at PAS: SWYOR-B96361 & UKDFD # 35262.

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 with flat rectangular head decorated on both sides with a double ring and dot design. 8th-9th Century. North Yorkshire. 65 mm long. Complete.

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 had three silver rivets (one missing) that would have held a decorative panel (most probably silver) in place. 8th-9th Century. Found near Oakham in the county of Rutland. 48 mm x 10 mm.

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 Strap-end. This strap-end is quite rare and unusual as it is unfinished. It was possibly lost whilst in mid manufacture, and shows the basic shape before all the final decoration was applied. 8th-9th Century. Norfolk. 37 mm long. Attractive green patina.

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.