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Copper-alloy ?gilt ?base for the bowl?

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posted on 2021-10-26, 15:06 authored by Helena HamerowHelena Hamerow
Douglas 1793, 52:A Brass or Mixed metal Patera [note omitted], near 6 inches in diameter, and rather more than half an inch in depth. Found inverted as a base to [the copper-alloy bowl]. The bottom, which adhered to that of the large vessel, has some remains of gilding upon it; and which, by being less exposed to the moisture of the earth, is preserved in its natural state. The other parts are covered with a fine variegated deep patina, the same as on [the copper-alloy bowl].Found in 1771; 'Tumulus XV'. According to Douglas 1973, 47 the object was in his possession and is therefore not identical with any of the objects in the Faussett/Rolfe collections. – B.B.

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Grave ID

Guilton Grave XV

Object ID

GilXV_base

Catalogue Number

Unaccessioned

Material

copper alloy, gold, gilt (Sonia Hawkes Material Notes; N/A) (Antiquarian Material; brass, mixed metal, gilt)

Complete Keyword List (Including Alternatives)

metal vessel (Sonia Hawkes Keyword; N/A) (Antiquarian Keyword; patera)

Status

unidentified

Category ID

box

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