Specials

These exceptional sword hilts are my own design, inspired by original hilt finds and the stunning artwork on the Sølested horse collar. They come as a set; a cross piece and a two-piece pommel, decorated with silver wire. No effort has been spared to make these pieces as beautiful as possible.
Crosspiece width 11cm, 1 ¼”, pommel width 8cm, 3”.

These are rings for a sword or knife handle, available in either in bronze or silver. One is slightly narrower than the other, to follow the tapering of the handle towards the pommel.
Larger piece, measurement at the flat end: 30x32mm, exterior measurement.
Smaller piece, 26x20mm, exterior measurement.
Price for each piece

Thorshammer mounted on a handmade wire chain of outstanding weight and thickness.
A hammered and knotted ring binds the wolfshead terminals and the hammer together.
The hammer itself is my own design, inspired by various Viking Age originals.
Hammer length 43mm, 1 ¾”, internal chain circumference 630mm, 25”.
Only available in silver!

This exceptional cloak pin is copied from a 10th century find from Orkney. The 3 terminals, with their famous Jelling style designs, are cast in silver, the ring and pin are hammered from solid silver rod.
Pin length 245mm, 9 ½”.
Exterior ring diameter 100mm, 4”.
Only available in Silver

This magnificent ring-headed pin is closely modelled on a 9th – 10th century find from Birka, Sweden.
It comprises of 5 intricately-cast pieces in bronze, plus 4 silver rivets, all of them mounted on a hammered silver pin and 2 rings.
The cloak pin closes with a hook on the back, which holds the cloth securely in place.
Total length 210 mm, 8 ¼”.
Only available in silver!

Frankish buckle set from the Rhineland, copied from a superb original find from the early 7th century.
Bronze with solid sterling silver rivets and pin plate.
The set can be fitted to a belt for an extra €60. Please inquire by email.
Length of entire set, as pictured, 210mm, 8 ¼”.

These tortoise brooches (Petersen type 51), were the most popular type of the Viking Age, with samples surviving from almost all areas of Viking settlement. 
Just like the originals, these are painstakingly produced from a separately-cast base and top piece, with additional silver wire and studs.
Exceptionally fine and delicate, they are surprisingly lightweight.
I have chosen to combine a contrasting bronze top with a silver base, and reduced the original size by about 20%.