A Byzantine 12th century bronze reliquary cross pendant, formed in two halves with hinged suspension loop and hinged base

18th-19th C.AD. Southern Russian, or Ukrainian. Good heavy example, over 1 1/8" height plus the suspension loop. Silvered

Gilt bronze. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. Lunar pendants were worn as

Silvered bronze, 2 1/4" total height. Raised border delineating a cross with broad beams, the cross beam above center, and

Silvered bronze. Very slightly under 1" height. Slender beams, the cross beam centered and each with ball terminals and

Silvered bronze, over 7/8” width. Of trefoil form with “cup and dot” decoration to the extremities. This form

10th Century. Circular bronze, about 1 3/8" diameter, exceptionally large for these. Circular section and slightly irregular

17th-18th century, Polish, Russian or Ukrainian. Orthodox rite. Silvered bronze, over 1" height plus the suspension loop.

Silvered bronze, of elongated diamond form with banded or baluster terminal. Just over 1" length of delicate proportions.

Silvered bronze, over 1/2” width. Of diamond form with four depressed circles. This form is thought to represent the

English or French (Norman). Silvered bronze, formed as double crescents with ovals on a bar. The pendant of a noblewoman

Probably French. Silvered bronze, 7/8" height delicately cast as an armorial device, probably a tree growing from a mound or