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Medieval Horse Pendant

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Medieval Horse Pendant Medieval heraldic horse pendant
Medieval English horse pendent circa 1300-1400s. Small signs of red enamel within the design. These were fitted mainly to the bridal area for decoration and to show the heraldic arms of the family.
An old detector finds from the county of Suffolk.
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£145.00  UK
$187.96  USA
€174.04  EU
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Category Ancient Artifacts Date 1300-1400s  Pre 16th Century Antiques Material Bronze Origin English Item code as1094a144 Status For Sale

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