Medieval to Post-Medieval Bronze Heraldic Flower Mounts boartusks framed by robust concentric circles

framed by robust concentric circles that draw the eye toward the small filling hole

containing skeletal remains

characterized by tubular and oval-shaped urns

while married women wore fibre coil skirts (yokal) or seed skirts

This figure stands as a remarkable testament to the aesthetic sophistication and deeply spiritual worldview of Ming funerary art—an ideal addition for collectors of Chinese antiquities

Medieval to Post-Medieval Bronze Heraldic Flower Mounts boartusks framed by robust concentric circlesMedieval to Post Medieval, c. 12001600 AD, England Exceptional set of four bronze alloy heraldic belt or harness mounts, found in England. This beautiful group showcases classic medieval and later medieval design sensibilities, including a superb triple layered eight petal rosette and an elegant openwork fleur de lis mount. Each piece displays fine workmanship, crisp contours, and an attractive aged patina. Used historically to adorn belts, straps,