Anglo-Saxon wrist clasp
SKU: AR296
£25.95
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Description
Anglo-Saxon wrist clasp. 6th century AD. The silver-gilt original is a triangular part of a wrist-clasp set, used to decorate a sleeve cuff. Found at Mildenhall. Moyse's Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Height 47mm
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