Anglo-Saxon Styles Date(s): December 7, 2004. Album by Carole Morris. 1 - 36 of 36 Total. 9437 Visits.
1 Disc brooch/pendant with moonstone amethyst (satin glass) cabochons and purple inlays. The cross is meant to look like an 'x' not a '+' as indicated by the position of the brooch bar (see reverse). "hi i have a miracle brooch..." View Comments...
2 Disc brooch/pendant with moonstone amethyst (satin glass) cabochons and purple inlays. The cross is meant to look like an 'x' not a '+' as indicated by the position of the brooch bar and pendant loop. Signed MIRACLE BRITAIN.
3 Necklet with Early Anglo-Saxon style animal ornament, sometimes called the 'Pictish' Necklet by A Hill & Co, the manufacturers. Unique design code 299, designed and first produced in the 1970's and still in production until very recently (c.2009-2010). It is NOT rare. There are a lot of them about and also matching rectangular earrings (design 300).
Retailed in 2003 for £24.95, and in 2008 for £29.95 (manufacturer's prices), and therefore the value of $500-$575 suggested in the book - Brilliant Rhinestones by Ronna Lee Aikins - is misleading. This book also suggests that the piece dates from the 1930's which is not correct.
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10 Anglo-Saxon Ring Design 732/R with wide decorated adjustable band
11 Anglo-Saxon Ring Design 732/R with wide decorated adjustable band
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14 Anglo-Saxon Shield Brooch Design 737. From 1970.
15 Anglo-Saxon Shield Brooch Design 737. From 1970.
16 Anglo-Saxon disc brooch design 729 "Hi,
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17 Anglo-Saxon disc brooch design 729 back view.
18 Anglo-Saxon disc brooch design 239
19 Anglo-Saxon disc brooch design 239 back view
20 Anglo-Saxon disc brooch design 948 based on St Cuthbert's Cross.
21 Anglo-Saxon disc brooch design 948 based on St Cuthbert's cross. Signed MIRACLE and BRITAIN
22 The original St Cuthberts' gold and garnet cross, dating to the 7th century AD. Buried with St Cuthbert and now on display in Durham Cathedral museum.
23 The original Kingston brooch - an Anglo Saxon gold disc brooch set with garnets, blue glass and shell. Found at Kingston Down, Kent, England and dating from 6th or 7th century AD.
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35 Anglo-Saxon pendant design 924. This design is sometimes signed MIRACLE, sometimes Miracle AS (for Anglo-Saxon). Later 1960's/1970's. Multi colourway.
36 Anglo-Saxon pendant design 924. This design is sometimes signed MIRACLE, sometimes Miracle AS (for Anglo-Saxon). Later 1960's/1970's. Green/c (combinations) colourway. Maurice Opie's Collection.
Have recently acquired this necklace, which is signed on reverse 5 times. The necklace is identical to this, apart from the bars consist of 3 turquoise squares with 1 red glass piece to top and bottom. Can you give me any information about this necklace and/or possible value? Amazing site, I use it often! Many thanks - Caroline, Sat, 12 Sep 2015 5:12AM
This is a most interesting & useful resource.(all the website) I have discovered a Celtic bracelet (Sol D'or) and wanted to find out more about it. Thankyou. - Lorraine, Tue, 4 Feb 2014 1:59PM
