Medieval Heraldic Stud (13th–14th Century)

WMA 10020

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 or fleurs‑de‑lis in each angle. 13th–14th Century. Lincolnshire. Height 17.5 mm, width 14.4 mm. The arms are possibly those of a member of the Ashhurst (Ashurst) family, whose arms are blazoned: Gules, a cross engrailed between four fleurs‑de‑lis argent.

£145.00