An excellent example of this classic variety of Romano-British bronze and enamel disc brooch. The inner cell is inlaid with red enamel, the outer with a deep blue, the majority of which remains. The two sections are divided by a concave-sided hexagonal motif, on whose cusps are six radiating lobes. Typically, the pin is missing.

Diameter: 21 mm.

References: D. F. Mackreth, Brooches in Late Iron Age and Roman Britain. Plate 105. 11599. Benet's Artefacts of England & the United Kingdom, Third Edition: R07-0611.