Four fragments of cast silver related in style and form (none join). Two fragments [K814, K2075] at least appear to be part of a collar of some sort; the remaining two are pitted from heavy corrosi...

Four gold, Iron Age staters. Struck in about 30-50 AD. The obverse sides show an abstract wreath pattern, the reverse a horse and inscription. Recovered through metal detection in the Stafford area...

Fragment of a pommel in cast silver of cocked-hat form with low relief animal ornament. Apex with parts of both sides and shoulders. No gilding (confirmed by analysis). Style II: possibly identical...

End fragment from a pommel in cast silver with gilded low relief decoration. Enclosed rivet-housing with a cast-in rivet stub projecting from the underside (L. 4mm). Style II: on each side of the b...

Fragment from the end of a pommel in gold. A pair of rivet-housings and a small part of one side with filigree decoration; no rivets.Filigree: rivet-housings covered in C-scrolls of beaded wire; re...

Fragment from the end of a pommelin gold. A pair of rivet-housings with filigree decoration; two gold rivets, upper parts (L. 8-9mm).Filigree: housings covered in herringbone pattern (formed of two...

Fragment from the end of a pommel in gold. A pair of rivet-housings with filigree decoration; two gold rivets, upper parts (L. 8-9mm).Filigree: housings covered in herringbone pattern (formed of tw...

Fragment from the end of a pommelin gold. A pair of rivet-housings with filigree decoration; no rivets.Filigree: housings covered in herringbone pattern (formed of two-ply twisted wires), with a be...

Fragment of a hilt-plate in gold. One end only and part of one side, torn and folded. A bottom plate (blade side) from the lower guard, probably from a sword-hilt. Constructed of sheet metal, origi...

Fragment of a porcelain figure. Biscuit. The complete figure would show a classical figure of a woman making a sacrifice, made by Enoch Wood & Sons of Burslem.