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Metal decorations
with symbols of
city Ostrihom from 13th century, Hungarian National Museum, Budapest
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Crown
belonged probably
to Margaret (13th century), Hungarian National Museum, Budapest
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Brooche
gold circular
brooche from the 13th century. Hungarian National Museum,
Budapest
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Coif
of infante
Fernando of Castile (1189-1211), silk with gold embroidery,
Convent Las Huelgas near Burgos
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Brooches
1200-1350 from
excavations in London. Materials - gunmetal, pewter, silver,
copper alloy.
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Liturgical Comb
ca. 1200–1210,
English, made of ivory; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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Gloves
were probably made
in Sicily for Roger II for his coronation in 1220. They are from
red silk, decorated by gold, pearls and sapphire.
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Shoes
of German emperors
made in Sicily at beginning of 13th century. Decorated by red
silk, golden hems, jewelry and pearls.
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Gloves
from the grave of
archbishop Rodrigo Ximereze de Rada (1245), Monastery of St. Maria
de Huerta, Madrid
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Birrete
of Fernando de la Cerda
(1252-1275), silk embroidered by gold and silver, convent Las
Huelgas, near Burgos
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Belt
of Fernando de la Cerda
(1252-1275), convent Las Huelgas, near Burgos
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Coife
of Infante
Fernando (13th century), convent Las Huelgas, near Burgos (?)
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