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4 fragments of pressed metal plate from lid motif/s. One has a flame motif like those rising from the mouth of an urn seen on examples from Spitalfields (no 2,22, 24,25). Another has a plain oval with sunrays radiating from it. Each has woven textile, the
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Large oval pressed handle plate with embossed decoration, attached to a curved handle, and various fragments from a second plate. Decorated with large wheatear border, floral motifs to each side, plain central oval and paired winged cherub heads at centre
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Large piece of woven textile with baize textile on top, attached to wood with small fragments of pressed metal lace present. Also large piece of coffin board with woven textile, baize and pressed metal plate fragments above. 158/40 M.E. X 462/80 M.N.
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Plain, curved handles with slight swelling at centre of the grip (3 complete). 158/40 M.E. X 462/80 M.N.
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Plain, curved handles with slight swelling at the centre of the grip. 2 associated with large pressed metal handle plates.
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Rectangular fragment and other fragments of pressed metal plate with embossed decoration deriving from a breast plate, lid motif and handle plates, with much wood and textile on the reverse. An angular lid motif or breast plate is suggested. One fragment
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Remains of 3 large oval or shield-shaped pressed metal handle plates with embossed decoration. Large wheatear border, plain central oval with floral motifs to each side and horizontal linear infilling. With much wood and textile, encrusted. Two lobed frag
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Wide lace with cable border, large oval floral motifs with foliar motifs between. Lace is fixed to a corner of the coffin board 18mm (3/4 inch) thick. Wood, woven textile, baize and lace above. 158/40 M.E. X 462/80 M.N.
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