Medieval - Heraldic Pendant With Enamel And Guilding
Item History & Price
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You are bidding on:A Medieval - Heraldic Pendant with Enamel and Guilding26x38mm, 10.17g
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here is the original owner’s heraldry:
Some Feudal Coats of Arms, by Joseph Foster
This pendant has the arms of Lawrence de St. Michel:
St, Michell, Lawrence de—(H. III Roll) bore, gules, a cross or fretty azure. (F.) Dering Roll, Ashmole MS. and Howard Roll. Hertfordshire. (Found at Newent, Gloucestershire). The village of Digswell pleasantly situated in the Mimram, valley can have its history back for at least 900 years just after the Norman conquest in 1066. Geoffrey de Mandeville received a grant of land in the district. Two centuries later the parish may have been quite populous, for in 1278, Lawrence de St. Michel applied to Henry III for a charter permitting both weekly and annual fairs to be held.
See pictures for condition.PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR EBAY STORE FOR MORE COINS AND ANTIQUITIES!!!All Items are guaranteed genuine. We are members of the BNTAIf you are not satisfied with this item a full refund will be given, minus postage/paypal costs. (contact me no more than 7 days after you receive the item).Email me with any questions!Good luck! On 01-Nov-19 at 15:...01:51 GMT, seller added the following information:Update on the history of this Pendant:
here is the original owner’s heraldry:
Some Feudal Coats of Arms, by Joseph Foster
This pendant has the arms of Lawrence de St. Michel:
St, Michell, Lawrence de—(H. III Roll) bore, gules, a cross or fretty azure. (F.) Dering Roll, Ashmole MS. and Howard Roll. Hertfordshire. (Found at Newent, Gloucestershire). The village of Digswell pleasantly situated in the Mimram, valley can have its history back for at least 900 years just after the Norman conquest in 1066. Geoffrey de Mandeville received a grant of land in the district. Two centuries later the parish may have been quite populous, for in 1278, Lawrence de St. Michel applied to Henry III for a charter permitting both weekly and annual fairs to be held.
