Pewter Jewelry

(image for) Pin, Pewter, Crowned lion

Pin, Pewter, Crowned lion

The crowned lion has long been a symbol of the English royalty. While sometimes used as livery badges, they were also worn generally to show royalist...
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(image for) Pin, Pewter, Crowned Rose

Pin, Pewter, Crowned Rose

The Crowned Rose was associated with the Walshingham Shrine of Our Virgin. Supporters of the Yorkist dynasty might well have savoured the rose's...
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(image for) Charm, Pewter, arrow

Charm, Pewter, arrow

This finely detailed arrow charm is a reproduction of an original in the Van Beuningen collection, Inventory # 1622, dated 1375-1425.   Cast...
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(image for) Charm, Pewter, Sword of Honour

Charm, Pewter, Sword of Honour

The Crowned Heart was a popular token of courtly love. This heart celebrates the sword pledged for the honour of a True Love. Charm is cast with an...
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(image for) Charm, Pewter, Tau

Charm, Pewter, Tau

In ancient times, tau symbolized life or resurrection. The Cross of Tau has been used as a charm of protection against the plague since the 6th...
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(image for) Charm, Pewter, Tau with hanger

Charm, Pewter, Tau with hanger

In ancient times, tau symbolized life or resurrection. The Cross of Tau has been used as a charm of protection against the plague since the 6th...
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(image for) Brooch, Devotional annular 'Ave Maria', 13th century

Brooch, Devotional annular 'Ave Maria', 13th century

Annular brooches were used for securing clothing, however the delicate nature and small size of this example suggests a purely decorative use. The...
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(image for) Badge, Pierced heart lovers' token, 15th century

Badge, Pierced heart lovers' token, 15th century

The heart was the primary symbol of love and many examples of heart badges have been found. In this example, the heart is crowned (a relatively...
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(image for) Badge, Flowering heart lovers' token, 14th-15th century

Badge, Flowering heart lovers' token, 14th-15th century

As the primary symbol of love in the middle ages the heart was a favoured subject for jewellery. For the nobility, this took the form of magnificent...
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