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Post-Medieval gold pendant

Small gold cross-form necklace pendant. The cross is constructed from four circular collets, fastened to a small circular back-plate. Each collet has a single perforation in its base for a stalk-like rivet, now missing. These rivets would once have fastened beads, pearls or semi-precious stones. The top collet has a small gold wire suspension loop (plain). Decorative gold filigree of twisted wire has been soldered onto the collet flanges, to frame with now missing original settings. The small washer-shaped back-plate has a central perforation, retaining a gold ‘stalk’ rivet, its external play suggesting that it once held a flower (quatrefoil) or similar device.

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Post-Medieval gold pendant
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Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

2016.5H

Find Information

Site Name: St Donats, Vale of Glamorgan

Collection Method: metal detector
Date: 2011 / Nov / 04

Notes: Found whilst metal detecting on plough land with permission of the landowner. Found at a depth of approimately 4 inches.

Acquisition

Treasure (1996 Treasure Act)

Measurements

maximum height / mm:19
height / mm
maximum width / mm:16
width / mm
depth / mm:3
diameter / mm:6 (back plate)
diameter / mm:6 (internal cusp)
weight / g:1.429

Material

Gold

Location

location verified by EMC

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Roman & Medieval Jewellery
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