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Very rare and unusual Late bronze age - Early Iron Age Period - Uncleaned - Tri-lobe & socketed type
This is an Exquisite and rare, British found, Celtic bronze age period, circa.600 - 300 B.C date, Bronze composition, Arrow Head, this is of the Rare, Tri-lobe & socketed type. Presented in VF ( very fine ) state of preservation/condition. The head remains uncleaned. There is some slight damage
Specification :
21.0 mm length
8.0 mm width max
Bronze composition
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A scottish kilt pin themed silver and onyx set brooch, marked 925 for silver. Excellent vintage condition.
It measures 4.2 cm across max and weighs 5.1 grams,.
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THIS IS A VERY PRETTY IRISH CELTIC BROOCH. HALLMARKED DUBLIN 1977. IT IS SILVER / MARCASITE & EITHER AGATE OR IRISH MARBLE.
IT MEASURES 5.00 X3.00 cm. & HAS A SAFETY CATCH PIN. VERY GOOD CONDITION
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Attractive traditional Scottish circular brooch with silver collar and inset thistle design complete with safety chain. The hallmarks on the back in a square are J.K&S and in a smaller square the letters STC. I have been unable to ascertain the maker of this brooch or the age. Please see photograph. All I can confirm is that is was found with other silver jewellery of the 1900's.
The brooch is 3.00 cm wide
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This is such a wonderful sterling silver brooch so full of fine detail and patterns, in a celtic style of a penannular brooch/cloak brooch or sometimes referred to as a ring or Tara Brooch. In EXCELLENT original condition.
Fully hallmarked for Dublin 1967, the makers mark is JM & Co.
A fairly big brooch, the total length is 56mm, height is 36mm.
It weighs 15.4 grams.
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A superb antique art nouveau silver pendant and chain, marks on back are for Dublin with letter d.
A gorgeous silver cast of the nymph of spring, typical flowy design of lillies a wonderful draping of gaze around the nymps body, a true delight.
In perfect condition for age.
12.7grm with chain
5.2cm (2") x 3.6cm (1.4")
45cm long for chain
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A vintage, Celtic design, solid silver brooch with a large central black agate and interwoven design.
Stamped 925 for solid/sterling silver.
Condition: In EXCELLENT condition, no splits or restoration. The catch works perfectly well.
Measurements approx: 6 cms long x 1.5 cms at widest point. Weight 7.2grams
A vintage solid silver Celtic design brooch
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This is a brooch made of gold tone tubular metal in the Scottish loose knots design, set with a faux cairngorm.
It is in good condition and a beautiful example of Victorian craftsmanship at an affordable price.
The brooch measures 4.1 cms (1-5/8") by 2.3 cms (almost 7/8").
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Antique Iron Corkscrew Victorian / Edwardian found in Ireland in a Public house. Highly collectable.
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This is a beautiful classic Scottish sterling silver thistle brooch.
A Scottish silver pin which is designed as a thistle . It is hallmarked to the back with 'Silver'.
It measures 4cm x 4cm and is in excellent original condition.
It is supplied in a presentation box.
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This is a stunning Victorian Agate Cross Brooch. It has an eye at the top and may also be worn as a pendant. The cross is believed to be Scottish. It is a surpurbe example of fine Victorian craftsmanship.
Size: 6.00 cm x 3.00 cm (2.50" x 1.25") approx.
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Antique Gold Celtic Knot Pin with Red Stone. Good vintage condition. Eye catching but discrete.
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Staigue Fort
Staigue Fort, Castle Cove, Co Kerry, EIRE.
This original ceramic was created by Cara Turner. it is 11cm x 4.5cm approx.
Staigue Fort is one of the largest and finest stone forts in Ireland and was probably built in th early centuries AD before Christianity came to Ireland. It must have been in the home of a very wealthy landowner or chieftain who had a great need for security.
A wall up to six metres high and four metres thick - built entirely without mortar - encloses an area thirty metres in diameter. Several near-vertical masonry joints are visible in the wall, and these may indicate that the fort was built in stages rather than in one continuous operation. The fort was entered through a narrow, lintel-covered passage in the wall.
The fort was home of the chieftain's family, guards and servants, and would have been full of houses, out-buildings, and possibly tents or other temporary structures. No buildings survive today, though two small chambers are contained within the wall. The top of the wall was reached by a series of steps which criss-crossed against the inside of the wall. An earthen bank and ditch around the fort gave further protection.
This hand crafted ceramic would also make a great Irish Incense burner, so don't forget to order some sacks of turf incense to go with it.
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Solid silver brooch featuring the famous eternal Celtic interlacings. Fully hallmarked at the back.
Size: 4.00cm x 2.00cm
Weight: 5.70g
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Unusual Victorian Silver Round Celtic Shield Brooch
Size: 38.00 mm
Weight: 10.20 g
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Antique silver plaid brooch set with natural rich amethyst (with inclusions)
Dia: 3.00 cm
Weight: 5.60 g
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