A Roman Military Solid Silver Cloak Brooch.

A Roman Military Solid Silver Cloak Brooch.A very high quality and seldom encountered roman military solid silver cloak brooch. This item which dates to circa 3rd century AD, is in excellent allover condition and free from restoration and repair. The original fastening pin has been lost in antiquity but likely how it was mislaid in the roman period and all part of its history.. Size 5. 4 CM in Length. Ex. Northumberland find and collection 1980. As with all of my antiquities and coins this

This is a later reproduction

Moorcroft Vase - Muscari By Elise Adams

(just over 7 ins

Higher wear to the silver plated tubular socket leading to the wooden handle

The base of the bottle is etched "Lalique" and "France"

Issued 1945-1996 but briefly re-introduced in 2004 to celebrate the centenary of Flambe

The inner mount surrounding a glazed portrait engraving

Sugar: 12 cm height and 17

6 cm diameter and 2 cm depth

Raised on a stepped circular base

George III Pair Of Bright Cut & Crested Silver Salvers

It is highly likely that this tureen was in the possession of Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Forbes (1798 - 1877)