Lot composed of : - Rectangular copper plate engraved with traces of enamel and decorated with interlacing. 13th century Height: 3.7 cm - Width: 4.6 cm (small missing parts) - Diamond-shaped bronze reliquary pendant with garnet cabochon. Merovingian period Height: 5 cm - Width: 2.5 cm - bronze ornamental nail with seven cupules. 13th century Diameter: 2.3 cm (deformed spike, edge damage) 02.01.25 - bronze spike with face. Medieval period Length: 2.6 cm - spherical gilded copper suspension socket with mobile ring and poly-lobed base. 13th/14th century Height: 9 cm (small deformations)

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