Celtic 'Fertility' Belt Slide. Copper alloy, 14.67 grams; 35.06 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A lemon shaped harness/belt slide, in the centre are two circles with a concentric circle inside, probably representing breasts as a devotion to the fertility gods in return for fertile land or maybe pregnancy, the 'breasts' create two open work crescents, a motif often used in celtic design. On the reverse is a rectangular frame which would have contained the strap or belt. Similar to I09-0308, Page 74 in Benet's Artefacts. Very Fine.

Celtic 'Fertility' Belt Slide. Copper alloy, 14.67 grams; 35.06 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A lemon shaped harness/belt slide, in the centre are two circles with a concentric circle inside, probably representing breasts as a devotion to the fertility gods in return for fertile land or maybe pregnancy, the 'breasts' create two open work crescents, a motif often used in celtic design. On the reverse is a rectangular frame which would have contained the strap or belt. Similar to I09-0308, Page 74 in Benet's Artefacts. Very Fine. SOLD

BEAUTIFUL Celtic 'Dragonesque' Brooch. Copper alloy, 3.60 grams; 30.97 mm. 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A rare and early dragonesque brooch, stylised openwork head with a thin neck which tapers into the body. The body is decorated with five rectangular cells enamelled in blue, yellow and orange. Similar to I07-0107, Page 62 in Benet's Artefacts which books at £500 - £600. Pin and one head lost in antiquity otherwise Good Very Fine condition.

BEAUTIFUL Celtic 'Dragonesque' Brooch. Copper alloy, 3.60 grams; 30.97 mm. 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A rare and early dragonesque brooch, stylised openwork head with a thin neck which tapers into the body. The body is decorated with five rectangular cells enamelled in blue, yellow and orange. Similar to I07-0107, Page 62 in Benet's Artefacts which books at £500 - £600. Pin and one head lost in antiquity otherwise Good Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'La Tene' Brooch. Copper alloy, 4.76 grams, 53.22 mm. 1st Century B.C. A nice complete brooch from the Celtic La Tene period, it has a curved bow with the catch plate and pin, all made from one piece. Ref: A similar example in silver in Richard Hattatt’s Catalogue of Ancient Brooches Pg. 289, No. 727. Very Fine and Very Rare, A river find so probably a votive offering.

Celtic 'La Tene' Brooch. Copper alloy, 4.76 grams, 53.22 mm. 1st Century B.C. A nice complete brooch from the Celtic La Tene period, it has a curved bow with the catch plate and pin, all made from one piece. Ref: A similar example in silver in Richard Hattatt’s Catalogue of Ancient Brooches Pg. 289, No. 727. Very Fine and Very Rare, A river find so probably a votive offering. SOLD

Celtic 'Cross' Shield Boss. Bronze, 56.81 grams; 74.01 mm. 1st Century A.D / B.C. A large ornamental central shield boss with a complex cruciform design in yellow enamel around a central fixing 'hub'. A smart artefact from a very high status shield. Very Fine condition and Extremely Rare.

Celtic 'Cross' Shield Boss. Bronze, 56.81 grams; 74.01 mm. 1st Century A.D / B.C. A large ornamental central shield boss with a complex cruciform design in yellow enamel around a central fixing 'hub'. A smart artefact from a very high status shield. Very Fine condition and Extremely Rare. SOLD

Romano Celtic 'Triskele' Disc Brooch. Enameled copper alloy, 3.70 grams; 21.88 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. This disc brooch carries a form of decoration with a strong Celtic influence - The triskele, the design is that of three arms, three being a sacred number to the native Celts. The brooch has a central disc, which radiates three red enameled arms, each termination with a small disc. In the surrounding field are the remnants of blue enameling. Ref: Identical example on page 51, No. RC111, in Celtic and Roman Artefacts by Nigel Mills. Very Fine condition.

Romano Celtic 'Triskele' Disc Brooch. Enameled copper alloy, 3.70 grams; 21.88 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. This disc brooch carries a form of decoration with a strong Celtic influence - The triskele, the design is that of three arms, three being a sacred number to the native Celts. The brooch has a central disc, which radiates three red enameled arms, each termination with a small disc. In the surrounding field are the remnants of blue enameling. Ref: Identical example on page 51, No. RC111, in Celtic and Roman Artefacts by Nigel Mills. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Glass Orb' Pin. Copper alloy, A superb Celtic pin, made from a long tapering bronze rod curled at the top to make a donut terminal in which there is dark red glass orb inlaid in the centre. Very Fine condition. RARE

Celtic 'Glass Orb' Pin. Copper alloy, A superb Celtic pin, made from a long tapering bronze rod curled at the top to make a donut terminal in which there is dark red glass orb inlaid in the centre. Very Fine condition. RARE. SOLD

Celtic 'Womble' Chariot Terret Ring. Bronze 37.96 grams; 57.07 mm. An unusual large 1st century A.D. highly decorated terret ring with four crude Celtic faces on each side of the ring, with a decorated flared mounting. The skirt of the terret ring is a stylized bull/cow. The bottom being the nose & the top corners being the horns. A smooth deep brown patination, edges are slightly irregular. This actual item is published in Benets, p 93, I15-0113. Very Fine condition. Found Suffolk.

Celtic 'Womble' Chariot Terret Ring. Bronze 37.96 grams; 57.07 mm. An unusual large 1st century A.D. highly decorated terret ring with four crude Celtic faces on each side of the ring, with a decorated flared mounting. The skirt of the terret ring is a stylized bull/cow. The bottom being the nose & the top corners being the horns. SOLD A smooth deep brown patination, edges are slightly irregular. This actual item is published in Benets, p 93, I15-0113. Very Fine condition. Found Suffolk.

Celtic 'Fertility' Belt Slide. Copper alloy, 9.36 grams, 38.83 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. A stunning Celtic military belt slide of a typically Celtic design, depicting a pair of 'watching' eyes or possibly breasts, which could have been a devotion to the fertility gods. Extremely fine Condition and RARE.

Celtic 'Fertility' Belt Slide. Copper alloy, 9.36 grams, 38.83 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. A stunning Celtic military belt slide of a typically Celtic design, depicting a pair of 'watching' eyes or possibly breasts, which could have been a devotion to the fertility gods. Extremely fine Condition and RARE. SOLD

'Celtic Eye' Strap Junction. Copper alloy, 4.28 grams, 30.88 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. La Tene eye brooch, with traces of original red enamel still present. Pin and catch plate lost in antiquity. Similar design to Benet's p68, IO9-0103. Very Fine condition and visually appealing.

'Celtic Eye' Strap Junction. Copper alloy, 4.28 grams, 30.88 mm. Early 1st Century A.D. La Tene eye brooch, with traces of original red enamel still present. Pin and catch plate lost in antiquity. Similar design to Benet's p68, IO9-0103. Very Fine condition and visually appealing. SOLD

Iceni 'Leaping Ram' Bucket Handle. Bronze, 35.58 grams; 57.75mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A large ceremonial bucket handle in the shape of an Iceni leaping ram. A very rare English find from Norfolk.

Iceni 'Leaping Ram' Bucket Handle. Bronze, 35.58 grams; 57.75mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A large ceremonial bucket handle in the shape of an Iceni leaping ram. A very rare English find from Norfolk. SOLD

Celtic 'concentric Circles' Dress Pin. Copper alloy, 3.85 grams, 36.85 mm. 1st Century A.D. A typically Celtic pin, the shaft curls into the circular head decorated with three concentric circles. Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'concentric Circles' Dress Pin. Copper alloy, 3.85 grams, 36.85 mm. 1st Century A.D. A typically Celtic pin, the shaft curls into the circular head decorated with three concentric circles. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Phallic' Decorative Belt Mount. Copper alloy, 8.48 grams, 31.05 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A Celtic or romano british decorative mount depicting a female phallic, it has a elliptical-boat shape and hollow underneath, at each of the angles is the remains of the two mounting studs. Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Phallic' Decorative Belt Mount. Copper alloy, 8.48 grams, 31.05 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A Celtic or romano british decorative mount depicting a female phallic, it has a elliptical-boat shape and hollow underneath, at each of the angles is the remains of the two mounting studs. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Woad' Cosmetic Grinder. Copper alloy, 14.61 grams, 51.03 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A boat shaped base element of a wood/cosmetic grinding set, below is a crescent shaped handle. Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Woad' Cosmetic Grinder. Copper alloy, 14.61 grams, 51.03 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A boat shaped base element of a wood/cosmetic grinding set, below is a crescent shaped handle. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Flared Terminal' Torc Bracelet. Copper alloy, 15.01 grams, 61.16 mm. 50 B.C. A torc style bangle, typically Celtic with a rounded section and flared terminals. Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Flared Terminal' Torc Bracelet. Copper alloy, 15.01 grams, 61.16 mm. 50 B.C. A torc style bangle, typically Celtic with a rounded section and flared terminals. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'La Tene' Brooch. Copper alloy, 4.08 grams, 54.73 mm. 1st Century B.C. A nice complete brooch from the Celtic La Tene period, it has a curved bow with the catch plate twisted around it. Ref: An identical example in silver in Richard Hattatt’s Catalogue of Ancient Brooches Page. 289, No. 727. Very Fine and Very Rare.

Celtic 'La Tene' Brooch. Copper alloy, 4.08 grams, 54.73 mm. 1st Century B.C. A nice complete brooch from the Celtic La Tene period, it has a curved bow with the catch plate twisted around it. Ref: An identical example in silver in Richard Hattatt’s Catalogue of Ancient Brooches Page. 289, No. 727. Very Fine and Very Rare. SOLD

Celtic 'Triskele' Sword Pommel Mount. Copper alloy, 7.56 grams; 19.19 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. A circular mount originally inlaid into the pommel of a Celtic warrior's sword. In the centre is a large pellet surrounded by three pellets with receding triangular arms in between, some of the red enamel still in situ. Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Triskele' Sword Pommel Mount. Copper alloy, 7.56 grams; 19.19 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. A circular mount originally inlaid into the pommel of a Celtic warrior's sword. In the centre is a large pellet surrounded by three pellets with receding triangular arms in between, some of the red enamel still in situ. Very Fine condition. SOLD

RARE Celtic 'La Tene' Sword. Celtic 'La Tene' Sword. Iron, 355 grams, 27 inches. Circa 300 B.C. Dating to the 4th Century B.C. 'La Tene' period this sword is in remarkably good condition. Still complete with the 'nut' which would have held the pommel which was have been fashioned from wood (decomposition in antiquity) to the tang. At the tang the sword expands to form the long blade which has a single cutting edge which tapers to a point, running down the center of the blade is a blood ridge, this is to ensure an easy withdrawal after stabbing an enemy. Iron swords became increasingly common from the 6th century BC. The Hittites, the Mycenaean Greeks, and the Proto-Celtic Hallstatt culture figured among the early users of iron swords. Iron has the advantage of mass-production due to the wider availability of the raw material. Early iron swords were not comparable to later steel blades; being brittle, they were even inferior to well-manufactured bronze weapons, but the easier production, and the better availability of the raw material for the first time permitted the equipment of entire armies with metal weapons, though Bronze Age Egyptian armies were at times fully equipped with bronze weapons. Very Fine condition and professionally restored. This item was purposely bent in antiquity and thrown as an offering into water.

RARE Celtic 'La Tene' Sword. Celtic 'La Tene' Sword. Iron, 355 grams, 27 inches. Circa 300 B.C. Dating to the 4th Century B.C. 'La Tene' period this sword is in remarkably good condition. Still complete with the 'nut' which would have held the pommel which was have been fashioned from wood (decomposition in antiquity) to the tang. At the tang the sword expands to form the long blade which has a single cutting edge which tapers to a point, running down the center of the blade is a blood ridge, this is to ensure an easy withdrawal after stabbing an enemy. Iron swords became increasingly common from the 6th century BC. The Hittites, the Mycenaean Greeks, and the Proto-Celtic Hallstatt culture figured among the early users of iron swords. Iron has the advantage of mass-production due to the wider availability of the raw material. Early iron swords were not comparable to later steel blades; being brittle, they were even inferior to well-manufactured bronze weapons, but the easier production, and the better availability of the raw material for the first time permitted the equipment of entire armies with metal weapons, though Bronze Age Egyptian armies were at times fully equipped with bronze weapons. Very Fine condition and professionally restored. This item was purposely bent in antiquity and thrown as an offering into water. SOLD

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 65 grams, 144.84 mm. Circa 50 B.C. - 50 A.D. A nice Celtic iron spear head in a great state of p reservation. Contemporary with the reign of the great warrior queen Boudica. The Celts are best known for their uprising and anarchy within the Roman rule of Britain. This spearhead has a leaf shaped blade with a large central blood ridge, this ridge merges with the circular socketed tang. A rivet hole is still present through the shaft opening, for mounting onto its long wooden shaft. Professionally cleaned and conserved and in Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 65 grams, 144.84 mm. Circa 50 B.C. - 50 A.D. A nice Celtic iron spear head in a great state of p reservation. Contemporary with the reign of the great warrior queen Boudica. The Celts are best known for their uprising and anarchy within the Roman rule of Britain. This spearhead has a leaf shaped blade with a large central blood ridge, this ridge merges with the circular socketed tang. A rivet hole is still present through the shaft opening, for mounting onto its long wooden shaft. Professionally cleaned and conserved and in Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 40.21 grams, 126.13 mm. After 43 Century A.D. A large leaf shaped spearhead, probably home made as it has a crude asymmetrical blades with a crimped at the bottom to make the tang which would have been housed in the wooden shaft. Probably made by a Celt as means of protection from the Romans in the Claudian invasion of 43 A.D. No similar examples in A Fine Collection of Ancient and Medieval Arrowhead and Crossbow Bolts by Alan Cherry. Tip lost in battle in antiquity, otherwise Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 40.21 grams, 126.13 mm. After 43 Century A.D. A large leaf shaped spearhead, probably home made as it has a crude asymmetrical blades with a crimped at the bottom to make the tang which would have been housed in the wooden shaft. Probably made by a Celt as means of protection from the Romans in the Claudian invasion of 43 A.D. No similar examples in A Fine Collection of Ancient and Medieval Arrowhead and Crossbow Bolts by Alan Cherry. Tip lost in battle in antiquity, otherwise Very Fine condition. SOLD

VOTIVE Celtic 'Chariot' Terret Ring. Copper alloy, 7.76 grams, 26.42 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. A nice Celtic ‘Torc’ shaped terret ring. There are two raised ribs with a narrow bar between; this would have held the strap for guiding the horses in place. Small size, probably made and used as a votive offering to the gods. Very Fine condition.

VOTIVE Celtic 'Chariot' Terret Ring. Copper alloy, 7.76 grams, 26.42 mm. Circa 1st Century A.D. A nice Celtic ‘Torc’ shaped terret ring. There are two raised ribs with a narrow bar between; this would have held the strap for guiding the horses in place. Small size, probably made and used as a votive offering to the gods. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Votive' Flat Axe. Iron, 100 grams; 76.56 mm. 50 B.C. - 50 A.D. A classical shaped axe head, typically Celtic. It has a crescent shaped blade which tapers to the base where it would have been housed in a wooden shaft. This item was made as a votive offering to the gods. This item would have been thrown into a temple spring or sacred pool after being carried as a 'good luck' charm. Very Fine, rare in such a stable condition.

Celtic 'Votive' Flat Axe. Iron, 100 grams; 76.56 mm. 50 B.C. - 50 A.D. A classical shaped axe head, typically Celtic. It has a crescent shaped blade which tapers to the base where it would have been housed in a wooden shaft. This item was made as a votive offering to the gods. This item would have been thrown into a temple spring or sacred pool after being carried as a 'good luck' charm. Very Fine, rare in such a stable condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 65 grams, 183.08 mm. Circa 50 B.C. - A.D. A beautiful Celtic iron spear head in a great state of preservation. Contemporary with the reign of the great warrior queen Boudica. The Celts are best known for their uprising and anarchy within the Roman rule of Britain. This spearhead has a leaf shaped blade with a large central blood ridge, this ridge merges with the circular socketed tang. A riveting hole still present for mounting onto its long wooden shaft. Professionally cleaned and conserved and in Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 65 grams, 183.08 mm. Circa 50 B.C. - A.D. A beautiful Celtic iron spear head in a great state of preservation. Contemporary with the reign of the great warrior queen Boudica. The Celts are best known for their uprising and anarchy within the Roman rule of Britain. This spearhead has a leaf shaped blade with a large central blood ridge, this ridge merges with the circular socketed tang. A riveting hole still present for mounting onto its long wooden shaft. Professionally cleaned and conserved and in Very Fine condition. SOLD

RARE Celtic 'Dragonesque' Brooch. Enamelled copper alloy, 6.47 grams, 33.36 mm. Circa 2nd Century A.D. An S shaped dragon with large ears and a curled nose, red and blue coloured inlaid enamel panels within the ears and body. Almost complete and with pin. Very Fine condition. SOLD

RARE Celtic 'Dragonesque' Brooch. Enamelled copper alloy, 6.47 grams, 33.36 mm. Circa 2nd Century A.D. An S shaped dragon with large ears and a curled nose, red and blue coloured inlaid enamel panels within the ears and body. Almost complete and with pin. Very Fine condition.

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 65 grams, 144.84 mm. Circa 50 B.C. - A.D. A nice Celtic iron spear head in a great state of p reservation. Contemporary with the reign of the great warrior queen Boudica. The Celts are best known for their uprising and anarchy within the Roman rule of Britain. This spearhead has a leaf shaped blade with a large central blood ridge, this ridge merges with the circular socketed tang. A rivet is still present through the shaft opening, for mounting onto its long wooden shaft. Professionally cleaned and conserved and in Good Fine condition. Slight battle damage. SOLD

Celtic 'Leaf-Shaped' Spearhead. Iron, 65 grams, 144.84 mm. Circa 50 B.C. - A.D. A nice Celtic iron spear head in a great state of p reservation. Contemporary with the reign of the great warrior queen Boudica. The Celts are best known for their uprising and anarchy within the Roman rule of Britain. This spearhead has a leaf shaped blade with a large central blood ridge, this ridge merges with the circular socketed tang. A rivet is still present through the shaft opening, for mounting onto its long wooden shaft. Professionally cleaned and conserved and in Good Fine condition. Slight battle damage.

Celtic 'Fertility' Belt Slide. Bronze, 15.28 grams; 31.59 mm. 1st Century BC/1st Century A.D. A symbol of fertility off the hills, trees and landscape. It shows a pair of breasts formed of two circles with central holes as nipples within an openwork Celtic ring of divinity. On the reverse is a large rectangular feedhole for a strap. Most probably adorned by a Celtic farmer to bring fertility to his crops. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Fertility' Belt Slide. Bronze, 15.28 grams; 31.59 mm. 1st Century BC/1st Century A.D. A symbol of fertility off the hills, trees and landscape. It shows a pair of breasts formed of two circles with central holes as nipples within an openwork Celtic ring of divinity. On the reverse is a large rectangular feedhole for a strap. Most probably adorned by a Celtic farmer to bring fertility to his crops. Very Fine condition.

Celtic Toggle Fastener. Bronze, 12.37 grams; 40.47 mm. A very large 1st Century A.D. domed button and loop fastener with triangular back loop. Extremely Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic Toggle Fastener. Bronze, 12.37 grams; 40.47 mm. A very large 1st Century A.D. domed button and loop fastener with triangular back loop. Extremely Fine condition.

'Decorated' Celtic Toggle. Bronze 3.65 grams; 18.64 mm. Typical first Century A.D. type which would have been tied in centre to clothing. Very Fine condition. Found Blackpool. SOLD

'Decorated' Celtic Toggle. Bronze 3.65 grams; 18.64 mm. Typical first Century A.D. type which would have been tied in centre to clothing. Very Fine condition. Found Blackpool.

Celtic 'Craftsman's' Chisel. Iron, 205 grams, 101.03 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A Celtic or Romano-British wood craftsman's chisel with flat bulbous head and sharp narrow blade. Very Fine condition, cleaned and conserved. SOLD

Celtic 'Craftsman's' Chisel. Iron, 205 grams, 101.03 mm. Circa 1st Century B.C. - 1st Century A.D. A Celtic or Romano-British wood craftsman's chisel with flat bulbous head and sharp narrow blade. Very Fine condition, cleaned and conserved.

Celtic 'Chariot' Terret Ring. Bronze 24.42 grams; 45.65 mm. Mid 1st century B.C. Joined crescents to form a terret with an additional rectangular strap loop below. Very Fine condition, showing interesting signs of reign wear. SOLD

Celtic 'Chariot' Terret Ring. Bronze 24.42 grams; 45.65 mm. Mid 1st century B.C. Joined crescents to form a terret with an additional rectangular strap loop below. Very Fine condition, showing interesting signs of reign wear.

Celtic 'Iceni' Terret Ring. Bronze 13.90 grams;29.79 mm. A nice 1st century A.D/B.C. terret ring with a flat attachment fixing with two holes. Superb condition with a beautiful smooth patination. Found Norfolk. SOLD

Celtic 'Iceni' Terret Ring. Bronze 13.90 grams;29.79 mm. A nice 1st century A.D/B.C. terret ring with a flat attachment fixing with two holes. Superb condition with a beautiful smooth patination. Found Norfolk.

Celtic La Tene 'Torc' bracelet. Silver, 15.18 grams, 55.84 mm. Circa 300 B.C. This silver Celtic, La Tene period has a circular section with flat terminals. Rare in silver and in Extremely Fine condition. Ex. European Private Collection. SOLD

Celtic La Tene 'Torc' bracelet. Silver, 15.18 grams, 55.84 mm. Circa 300 B.C. This silver Celtic, La Tene period has a circular section with flat terminals. Rare in silver and in Extremely Fine condition. Ex. European Private Collection.

Celtic 'Chariot' Terret Ring. Bronze 38.49 grams; 56.62 mm. Mid 1st century B.C. Large circular in shape with a flattened base. The form comprises of two conjoined trumpets with their mouths acting as collars. These contain a rectangular bar, which was for attachment to the chariot yoke. There are three beaded and ribbed mouldings, which are symmetrically arranged. This open ring contained the reins for guiding the horses. Similar to Benets p 94, I15-0117 [books at £300 - £350]. Very Fine condition. SOLD

Celtic 'Chariot' Terret Ring. Bronze 38.49 grams; 56.62 mm. Mid 1st century B.C. Large circular in shape with a flattened base. The form comprises of two conjoined trumpets with their mouths acting as collars. These contain a rectangular bar, which was for attachment to the chariot yoke. There are three beaded and ribbed mouldings, which are symmetrically arranged. This open ring contained the reins for guiding the horses. Similar to Benets p 94, I15-0117 [books at £300 - £350]. Very Fine condition.

Celtic Belt Mount. Bronze, 21.23 grams; 36.67 mm. Red enamel circle design. Two moulded suspension loops perfectly intact on the reverse. Fully enameled with a superb dark green English patination. Very rare quality piece. Highly collectable. SOLD

Celtic Belt Mount. Bronze, 21.23 grams; 36.67 mm. Red enamel circle design. Two moulded suspension loops perfectly intact on the reverse. Fully enameled with a superb dark green English patination. Very rare quality piece. Highly collectable.