MEDIEVAL CHRISTIAN CROSS 8th-10th CENTURY

Ancient Medieval Christian Cross 8th-10th Century Gilt bronze. Just under 1” height, with swelled beam terminal, round beams and square medial with a saltire to the front. All items purchased are ac

Gilt bronze, slightly under 1” height, with trefoil beam terminals, derived from the Jerusalem Cross representing five crosses in one. Round beams with central saltire. The gold surface refreshed. W

Gilt bronze, slightly under 1” height, with trefoil beam terminals, derived from the Jerusalem Cross representing five crosses in one. The gold surface refreshed. Worn by Christian converts in the H

Gilt bronze, 7/8” height, with trefoil beam terminals and a five nub motif at the cross section of the beams. The gold surface refreshed. Worn by Christian converts in the Holy Roman Empire who were

Gilt bronze, slightly over 1” height, with nubbed beam terminals, faint saltire at the cross section of the beams. The gold surface refreshed. Worn by Christian converts in the Holy Roman Empire who

Gilt bronze. 7/8” height, with triple swelled beam terminal, round beams and square medial with a saltire to the front. All items purchased are accompanied by a signed and dated Certificate of Authe

Gilt bronze, just under 1” height. Classic form with lobed beams (one missing on the left). All items purchased are accompanied by a signed and dated Certificate of Authenticity with the name of the

Gilt bronze. Complying with Charlemagne's order that all conquered peoples convert to Christianity under penalty of death! The Franks rose to power and in 800 AD Charlemagne was crowned the first Empe

Gilt bronze. Complying with Charlemagne’s order that all conquered peoples convert to Christianity under penalty of death! The Franks rose to power and in 800 AD Charlemagne was the first Emperor of

Gilt bronze. Complying with Charlemagne’s order that all conquered peoples convert to Christianity under penalty of death! The Franks rose to power and in 800 AD Charlemagne was the first Emperor of

Gilt bronze. 13/16" height. Complying with Charlemagne’s order that all conquered peoples convert to Christianity under penalty of death! The Franks rose to power and in 800 AD Charlemagne was the f

A solid bronze cross with suspension loop and dotted and circlet decoration on the obverse ; 48 mm, 9 g. Very fine condition.Property of London collector, originally acquired on the London art market

A bronze Medieval cross with suspension loop and expanding arms; 6.14 grams, 49.85 mm/27.90 mm. Property of a London gentleman; acquired in the 2000s on the European art market.Fine condition.

Northern Europe, 7/8” height including the intact suspension loop. Lead or lead alloy with gray patina and surface oxidation. The cross pendant of a Christian peasant, probably dating to the 8th cen

Byzantine Gold Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D.Each arm decorated with extremely fine, intricate filigree work and a cross, a central larger cross and framed by fine granules. Loop for suspension.Size:

Byzantine Gold Cross, c. 8th- 10th Century A.D.Solid gold cast cross, each of the four arms ending in a round medallion with filigree decoration, the centre with a shaped cross.Size:3.9 cm L (includin

Byzantine Gold and Garnet Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D.Hollow gold cross with flared arms rounded at the terminals, the centre inset with a round garnet.Size:4.5 cm L - 1 3/4 inches (including loop)

Byzantine Silver Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D.Straight arms terminating in the form of fleur-de-lys, with wire, rosettes and diamond decoration. Suspension loop at the top.Size:5.4 cm L (including l

Title: Byzantine Silver Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Byzantine, c. 8th-10th Century A.D. Description: The front with large beading decoration supported by a smaller flared arms cross

Title: Byzantine Silver Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Byzantine, c. 8th-10th Century A.D. Description: Flaring arms, each with open work cross, fine line carving borders, wide suspens

Gilt bronze. Very slightly under 1 1/8" height. Slender beams, the cross beam above, and each delicately tapered with swelled medials, an allusion to the Jerusalem Cross which is five crosses in one.

Byzantine Silver Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D.Flaring arms each with open work cross, fine line carving borders, wide suspension loop.Size:4.9 cm L (including loop) - 1 7/8 inches Material:Silver, 9

Byzantine Silver Open Work Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D.Flaring tip of arms each with concentric pattern, wide suspension loop. Ovals between arms forming an open work cross.Size:4.3 cm L (including

Item: Byzantine Silver Cross, c. 8th-10th Century A.D. Date and Origin: Byzantine, c. 8th-10th Century A.D. Material: Silver, 10.2 grms Dimensions: 4.9 cm L (including loop) - 1 15/16 inches Provenanc