Anglo-Saxon Relics. Personal Belongings of Gold and Bronze.

For Sale is a Steel Engraving, in Sepia, taken from "Pictures and Royal Portraits illustrative of English and Scottish History, from the introduction of Christianity to the Present Time," showing the following 13 Engravings of "Anglo-Saxon Relics. Personal Ornaments of Gold and Bronze."
Date- 1878c.
Drawn by J. L. Williams.
Engraved by R. Anderson.
Size of Engraving- 25cm. x 16.5cm.

Condition is Very Good.

    a- Enamelled Ring of King Ethelwulf ; in British Museum.
    b- Brooch set with garnets and enamelled, and enriched with filagree ; found at Sarre, in Kent, and now in British Museum.
    c- Pins enriched with engraving ; found in the river Witham, now in British Museum.
    d- Bronze Cross, the ornament in centre blue and white enamel, with gold mount ; found near Gravesend, now in British Museum.
    e- Gold Cross ; found in Kent.
     f- Bronze Buckle, part gilt ; found at Gilton, in Kent.
    g- Bronze Fibula ; found at Badby, in Northamptonshire.
    h- Pendant of gold and enamel.
     i- Enamelled Pendant.
     j- Gold Ring ; found at Bosington, Hants.
    k- Necklace ; found at Sarre, in Kent, now in British Museum. The beads are of various colours - white, yellow, green, amethyst, &c.; the pendant is beautifully enamelled, and the coins are of gold.
     l- Bronze Brooch, having four pearls and four wedge-shaped slices of garnet inlaid ; found in a tumulus near Canterbury.
    m- Gold and enamelled Brooch ; found in Kent.