Unknown Clay Ball. Made from a terracotta clay material. Size 2 1/2″ inches. Date unknown. This clay ball was found in the river close to Waltham Abbey, Essex in the early 1970’s. It was one of six balls found there when they were dredging the river. It’s pierced through on six sides and has a sort of white paint on …

A Medieval Razor. This medieval razor has a tanged handle and has makers marks on the blade (as seen left). Made of iron. Size 5″ x 1 1/2″ inches. Date unknown. 

A Small Horn Handle. This small horn is drilled out to be put on a tanged tool.  Made from an animal horn. Size 5″ inches.  Date unknown.

Hand Made Harness Buckle. Made from Iron. Size 3″ inches. Date unknown. 

Early Medieval Stirrup. Made from iron. Size 5″ inches. Age unknown.  This piece has been dipped in an acid bath by the previous owners restorer to remove the rust, something I wouldn’t recommend for the restoration of old objects, it ruins their appearance and patina.

Early Medieval Stirrup. Made from iron. Size 5″ inches. Age unknown.  This piece has been dipped in an acid bath by the previous owners restorer to remove the rust, something I wouldn’t recommend for the restoration of old objects, it ruins their appearance and patina.

Horse Bit. Made from iron. Size 8″ inches. Dated medieval.  This bit has been dipped in an acid bath by the previous owners restorer to remove the rust, something I wouldn’t recommend for the restoration of old objects, it ruins their appearance and patina.

Medieval Money Purse. This medieval leather purse was found in an old cottage in Sussex. Made from leather. Size 5″ x 5″ x 1″ inches. Dated 16th century.   

Medieval Dagger Chapes. These dagger chapes were designed to fit onto the ends of the dagger sheaths to strengthen and reinforce the tips of the sheaths from wear and tear. Made from bronze and metal. Dated 16th century. Size 1 3/4″ inches.

Lead Sack Seals. The middle seal is of Russian origin and features the Russian Imperial Double-Headed Eagle circa 1721-1917. These were to seal the sacks as proof of the vendors goods. Each vendor had their own personal tamper proof seal. Made from lead. Size 3/4″ inches. Dated 18th – 20th century.