An Anglo-saxon Bronze Cloisonné Enamel Brooch 10th-11th Century Ad
A very beautiful 10-th-11th century A.D. A gilt bronze disc brooch with seven radiating lobes or lugs to the rim; each lug with inset of blue, black and white enamel (one partly remains and one missing); main body divided into six, all filled with blue and green enamel.
The cloisonné technique utilises compartments constructed from wire then infilled with powdered, coloured ‘glass’ and fired.
Diameter:25 m.m.
Condition: see pictures. Iron pin missing.
Weetch type 20.A
Finding location: Norfolk
The cloisonné technique utilises compartments constructed from wire then infilled with powdered, coloured ‘glass’ and fired.
Diameter:25 m.m.
Condition: see pictures. Iron pin missing.
Weetch type 20.A
Finding location: Norfolk
350 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bronze
Diameter: 25 m.m.
Reference (ID): 1566466
Availability: In stock
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