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Tracery Arcade from the Great South Window of Canterbury Cathedral
Master Mason Stephen Lote
ca. 1426–1435

Finger Ring
British
14th century

Miniature Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
first half 6th century

Miniature Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
500–550

Pilgrim's Badge with Bust of a Bishop
British
14th and 15th century

Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence
British
ca. 1180

Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
first half 6th century

Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
first half 6th century

Devotional Ring
British (?)
13th century

Electrotype Reproduction of a Gauntlet from the Tomb of Edward, The Black Prince

British, Canterbury

second half 19th century

Reliquary Chasse
British
1207–13

Miniature Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
first half 6th century

List of pictures at the seat of T.B. Brydges Barret, Esq. : at Lee Priory, in the county of Kent
Sir Egerton Brydges, 1st Baronet
1817

Miniature Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
first half 6th century

Bird-Shaped Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
500–550

Corbel
British
13th century

Rubbing from Brass Monument to John Daundelyon, 1445

British. St. John's, Margate, Kent

19th century

Pilgrim's Badge with head of Saint Thomas à Becket
British
15th century

Reliquary Pendant with Queen Margaret of Sicily Blessed by Bishop Reginald of Bath
British
1174–77

Miniature Square-Headed Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
first half 6th century

Double-Sided Ivory Liturgical Comb with Scenes of Henry II and Thomas Becket
British
ca. 1200–1210

Dame Wiggins of Lee and Her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humorous Tale, Written Principally by a Lady of Ninety

John Ruskin

1885

Pilgrim's Badge of the Shrine of St. Thomas Becket at Canterbury
British
1350–1400

Disk Brooch
Anglo-Saxon
early 600s

Stirrup Ring
British
late 13th or early 14th century