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1999 UK/Paris Costume Tour Pictures
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Day 13 Musée de Cluny/Musée National du Moyen Age Medieval Art & Jewelry

Merovingian Jewelry c600CEMvc-020f.jpg (19512 bytes)  

Medieval silk pattern Mvc-031f.jpg (36798 bytes)
Tiny golden ring brooches about 1" in diameter, or less. These are the tiny, late medieval remnant of the huge Celtic ring brooches of the early middle ages. Mvc-009f.jpg (13595 bytes)

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15th Century belts & parts Mvc-006f.jpg (15386 bytes) Mvc-007f.jpg (44122 bytes) Mvc-008f.jpg (11471 bytes)  Mvc-010f.jpg (20072 bytes) Mvc-016f.jpg (10051 bytes) Mvc-017f.jpg (32378 bytes) Mvc-018f.jpg (12920 bytes)

Assorted late medieval jewelry Mvc-011f.jpg (14351 bytes) Mvc-012f.jpg (52943 bytes) Mvc-013f.jpg (15091 bytes)  Mvc-014f.jpg (66712 bytes) Mvc-019f.jpg (21598 bytes)

 

 

 

15th century statue of a woman Mvc-030f.jpg (21804 bytes)

Mvc-001f.jpg (46781 bytes) 15th Century Painting showing ladies in Reticulated headdresses

St Mary Magdalene in elaborate headdress c. 1500 Mvc-027f.jpg (26278 bytes) Mvc-028f.jpg (21127 bytes) Mvc-029f.jpg (26814 bytes) 
Gold head for a martin,  would have been attached to a stuffed dead martin or weasel fur piece worn by ladies in the 16th century Mvc-015f.jpg (17511 bytes) See example.

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This page last edited on 10/18/2006