strange lot for id

[Blackadder43]

Ive seen something similar to your first pic......turned out to be a casket mount or decoration.....you near a church?.......

[Blackadder43]

If i remember correctly its part of a medieval design and was used on caskets for decoration.....
Of course i could be talking complete nonsense after wandering around a field all day and driving nearly 5 hours in total....

[Adam_Hall]

Ive seen something similar to your first pic......turned out to be a casket mount or decoration.....you near a church?.......

You ID'd one for me Bruce a while back, it is a cross crosslett mount 16th-19th century, "as you say for a casket" i think they lined the inside if i can remember.

[Blackadder43]

Ooooh there ya go....Adam took the words right out of me mouth

[Adam_Hall]

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showre ... 40&cat=all

[Blackadder43]

Oldest swinger is your man on the button front.........

[rustynail]

Hi Dazza, second one looks like the outer part of an earing clip. Fourth one is Victorian and perhaps military. Not much I know, but it looks like an interseting selection overall. Well done.

[Oldest Swinger]

Oldest swinger is your man on the button front.........

Hahahhaah thanx Bruce actually I am also the man if ya looking for coffin advice pmsl being a senior funeral director for the Co-op for many years.

as for the button a 18th century gilt on tombac dandy button (very nice too)

http://silversimon.piczo.com/?g=41442428&cr=2

half way down page

Paul

Ps the button with crown and initials looks like a livery button to me

[Tomcat-uk]

Picture three looks like it could be a market traders weight.
TC