Silver beast

[robfinds]

This is a good what is it. I found the first half of this nearly ten years ago, it was eight years and 20 yards away that I found the other bit. It came from a Roman site, it's broken exactly in the middle. As to it's age ?, obviously old, there's no pin on the back, so probably not a brooch. The find does show an high level of workmanship. It's about 1 inch and a quarter long.

Robert.

 

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[shaun7]

That's lovely Rob...whatever it is

 

[robfinds]

That's lovely Rob...whatever it is

Cheers Shaun It's cold lager weather

 

[shaun7]

That's lovely Rob...whatever it is

Cheers Shaun It's cold lager weather

Certainly is mate

I'm going to go and get some!

 

[Silver Searcher]

Nice Rob

I'm thinking a Brooch on this one :P the pin might have been bent around, and not fixed, so no marks of the missing pin would be visible.
But either way a nice find

SS

 

[robfinds]

Nice Rob

I'm thinking a Brooch on this one :P the pin might have been bent around, and not fixed, so no marks of the missing pin would be visible.
But either way a nice find

SS

Any idea on the age Colin ?.

 

[robfinds]

That's lovely Rob...whatever it is

Cheers Shaun It's cold lager weather

Certainly is mate

I'm going to go and get some!

Snap

 

[CRUSADER]

Very, very nice piece

 

[Silver Searcher]

Nice Rob

I'm thinking a Brooch on this one :P the pin might have been bent around, and not fixed, so no marks of the missing pin would be visible.
But either way a nice find

SS

Any idea on the age Colin ?.

I thought it might have been part of a Dragenesque Brooch ..1st Century, one was found up our way(Silver) and is in the Bowes Museum, but it would be a small one at one and a quarter inches... I hope you declared it

SS

 

[robfinds]

Nice Rob

I'm thinking a Brooch on this one :P the pin might have been bent around, and not fixed, so no marks of the missing pin would be visible.
But either way a nice find

SS

Any idea on the age Colin ?.

I thought it might have been part of a Dragenesque Brooch ..1st Century, one was found up our way(Silver) and is in the Bowes Museum, but it would be a small one at one and a quarter inches... I hope you declared it

SS

the cost to the tax payer, would far out way making it worth while Colin.

 

[Silver Searcher]

Nice Rob

I'm thinking a Brooch on this one :P the pin might have been bent around, and not fixed, so no marks of the missing pin would be visible.
But either way a nice find

SS

Any idea on the age Colin ?.

I thought it might have been part of a Dragenesque Brooch ..1st Century, one was found up our way(Silver) and is in the Bowes Museum, but it would be a small one at one and a quarter inches... I hope you declared it

SS

the cost to the tax payer, would far out way making it worth while Colin.

And stuck more time on my Stirrup Ring

SS

 

[traderoftreasures]

looks mideviel to me American eyes

 

[robfinds]

looks midevil to me American eyes

Could well be.

 

[CRUSADER]

Maybe its a pendant, try hanging it from the hole & see how it lies

 

[Monty]

Sea serpant image? Monty

 

[Mackaydon]

Looks like a small fish being consumed by a (sea?) snake.
Don........

 

[lennon631]

Whatever it is Rob, it appears to have been slain by a lawn mower! Cool none the less!