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    <summary_title>jewellery</summary_title>
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        <value>Two broken fittings from missing brooch pin, on reverse. The colour suggests gold-copper alloy, probably 9ct gold. 
The upper mount additionally has remnants of silver solder (silver-copper alloy). 
Both mounts are adhered to the reverse with old discoloured adhesive, perhaps animal glue.</value>
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    <name>Coral</name>
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        <value>Pitted areas in the low relief of the coral are associated with spotty thin hard dark brown and dark green deposits, which may related to manufacture - perhaps tip of a carving needle or drill?</value>
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        <summary_title>carving</summary_title>
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    <name>Silver Solder</name>
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        <value>The missing brooch hinge was attached to the upper gold-alloy mount with (?)silver solder</value>
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    <value>Branched red coral, carved in relief in the form of a winged figure of the Archangel Michael, who wears a plumed helmet, tunic, breastplate(?), billowing cloak and long, sandle-like boots. He holds an orb and cross in his left hand and a sword aloft in his right as he stands upon the legs of the vanquished Devil, who lies curved beneath his feet. The faun-like Devil has a horned head and goat's legs and hooves. His right hand points upwards towards the angel's right leg. His left hand rests on, or holds, below his head, the body of a curved snake that extends from behind the Devil&#x2019;s left arm; its dog-like head in profile below the Devil&#x2019;s own.  

On the back, inset into the coral in two places, are two damaged gold-alloy mounts (a hinge-plate, above, and a catch-plate, below; both broken and incomplete) for a vertical hinged brooch-pin, now missing. The hinge-plate has remnants of silver-copper alloy on top, probably silver solder. In separate case (A).</value>
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    <summary_title>Spellbound: Thinking Magically, Past and Present</summary_title>
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    <accession_number>M.73 &amp; A-1930</accession_number>
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    <credit_line>Given by T.J.G. Duncanson</credit_line>
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        <value>This collection was accessioned as M.2-1930, but on 18th September, 1976 was renumbered beginning at M.17-1930.</value>
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      <notes>Illustrated, see cat. no. 855, p. 409.</notes>
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