Copper-alloy, 12.86 grams, 39.55 mm. Circa 13th-15th century AD. A cast copper-alloy pendant in the form of a lozenge with suspension loop above. The surface is red enamel with an enamelled bend between six crosses patty. The arms are probably based on those of the Peverell family (gules crusilly patty or) with a bend for difference. The lozenge was used by females in place of the shield used by males. Reference: Foster, J. The Dictionary of Heraldry. Feudal Coats of Arms and Pedigrees, reprinted London, 1989. Good very fine condition, complete with suspension loop intact. Provenance: from an old collection.