Thanks John, but both the baron and the baroness were called Frances so to ensure you know which one had this button made we need to know what is written on the reverse side so that it can be dated

Thanks OGJ, a nice piece of local history. Could you please say what is written on the reverse so that we can establish whether it is for the Baron (died 1835) or the later Baroness (titled from 1835-55), who I feel is the more likely due to the style of the button and the dates of when they were al...

Well done again Dave, great ID, I just wish I could get to see these before you do

It's an 'eagle rising' Barry, the bits you mention are hawking bells. Click on each name in this list to see if any come from the find area http://www.myfamilysilver.com/pages/cre ... x?id=77346

Were you the one in the black dress Tom?

Another Redmayne star.........well done Tom

Wight-Boycott family from Rudge Hall, Staffordshire Barry Click Here and Click Here

I severely doubt that the valuation will be anywhere near the amount quoted, it will be in the tens of thousands rather than the hundreds of thousands at best

Some possibilities here (click on each name for more details) - there are some from 'down south' but none mentioned from Wiltshire http://www.myfamilysilver.com/pages/cre ... x?id=77740

Great stuff, I have always wondered if there were large mines for all the Roman gold that they seem to have had access to. I wonder if the Gauls used the same mines in the 1st century BC to create all the Gallic war staters that are mainly found in hoards, further research may hopefully give the ans...

Certainly is Brian Read, the Roman bust is on the front cover of one of his books

Looks like a livery button due to the torse (rope like feature) at the base of the crest. I can find plenty of castles with four towers but none with domed tops with crosses on. Stafford has a similar crest but it uses pennants rather than crosses. More researching required

I'll have a stab at 82nd Regiment of Foot (Prince of Wales's Volunteers) dating to the late 18th century Click Here

Beat me to it Dave

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