The Kingston Anglo-Saxon Brooch, The World Museum, Liverpool

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The Kingston Anglo-Saxon Brooch, The World Museum, Liverpool
Cloisonne - Twisted wire - Townley - Magi - Animals - Amethyst - Glass - Rosette - Shell
Design from Tutulus
Design from belt plate: B2844.
Older Bronze age, found in Klepp, Rogaland, Norway.
Solid Bronze Anglo-Saxon Disc Brooch (re-creation)
Bronze
53mm (2.1in) in diameter.
Peacock filigreed fibula, Frankish, mid-late 6th century (Walters Art Museum)
Gold disc fibula, Frankish, 7th century (Walters Art Museum)
The peacock fibula is one of a pair crafted in a workshop in northern France and worn by women on either side of the chest. The peacock was a symbol of immortality in early Christian art and likely reflects Roman or Byzantine influence, as it is not native to northern France.
Anglo-Saxon disc brooch
Made in Faversham, Kent, early 7th century; 4.7cm (1 7/8 in) across
In the Metropolitan Museum of Art: 1987.90.1
Anglo-Saxon disc brooch 6c
Photo by Kotomi
9c silver disc brooch, late Anglo-Saxon.