Anglo-Saxon Buckle and Belt End 7th cen., Lost-wax Cast Bronze
This Anglo-Saxon belt buckle, dating back to the 7th century, is a remarkable replica of a historical artefact depicting a ritual spear dancer, possibly the god Woden (Odin). Crafted using the traditional lost-wax casting technique, it's a unique and stylish accessory for history enthusiasts. More information...
€40,00
€40,00 excl. VAT
In stock
20
pcs
, dispatch on: Tomorrow 19-Feb-2025
Item physically stored in our Warehouse in Kadan
SKU: LB_26468BZ
Period:
Anglo-Saxon Buckle and Belt End 7th cen., Lost-wax Cast Bronze
- Length of belt end approx. 55.5 mm
- Length of buckle 72 mm
- Width of buckle and strap tongue approx. 29 mm
- For a belt width of max. approx. 18 mm
- Length of rivets on the back approx. 7 mm
- Weight of the set approx. 65 g
Features:
- Material: Lost-wax cast bronze for durability and intricate detail
- Design: Authentically replicates the Anglo-Saxon buckle depicting a horned figure with spears
- Historical Significance: Possibly worn by a warrior to show his worth in battle
- Ideal for: Reenactment, historical costumes, and those who appreciate unique accessories
This buckle is not just a functional item; it's a conversation starter and a symbol of your appreciation for Anglo-Saxon history and craftsmanship.
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