Roman Chicken Brooch - W-76Chicken Brooch from iron Age and Roman Brooches by Hattatt 1 5 8" (4. 2 cm) with steel pin. Animal brooches were very popular during Roman times!

Based on a clasp from the British Museum with enamel  2 7/8" x 1 5/8" (7

sold separately

The garter buckle is from 1489 and it is the earliest surviving example of a garter for the Order of the Garter

This belt tip is the perfect accessory to your belt set

Animal brooches were very popular during Roman times

late 9th C

Based on the Battersea Shield dating to Celtic times

Tip - 2 1/2" by 2" 6

coiled and ready to strike

- 1 3/8" (3

From a 15th C pendant shown in a Flemish Book of Hours manuscript in the British Museum Library 1 3/4" x 1" (4

Very ornate brooch with leaf elements