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Medieval pewter vessel from the Vale of Glamorgan
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The drawing shows a pewter vessel found during excavations in1867 in the chancel of Porthkerry church. It was thought by A W Franks to be either a container for holy water or a torch holder (see Bibliography). It had a cross stamped on its base.
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Title: Medieval pewter vessel from the Vale of Glamorgan
Description:
The drawing shows a pewter vessel found during excavations in1867 in the chancel of Porthkerry church.
It was thought by A W Franks to be either a container for holy water or a torch holder (see Bibliography).
It had a cross stamped on its base.
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