Miscellaneous

This is my own design of a drinking horn final, using the 9th – 10th century Borre style, following the form of a 6th century find from Sutton Hoo. The 5 finely cast points can be bent to fit most shapes of horn and should be glued and pinned into place.
Length 125mm, 5”

Bracelet with a flowing dragon pattern. This is my own design, using the late 11th century Ringerike art style.
Available in various sizes, please add you wrist measurement to your order.
Width 18mm, ¾ ”
Only available in silver

Copy of massive cast arm ring in very high relief, from Falster, Denmark.
Particularly fine example of well-known Scandinavian type.
Internal circumference 170mm, 7 3/4"
Only available in silver

Copy of Kaftan clasp, Eastern style, 10th century from Kurskaya, Russia. Suitable for thick cloth or leather, with integral rivets.
Overall length of pair 95mm, 3 3/4".
Price per pair

Copy of scabbard chape, Jelling style, 10th century.
19 examples found in 6 different countries ( Denmark, Germany, Iceland, England, Sweden, Russia).
Integral rivets.
Height 79 mm, 3 1/8".
Interior 35 mm x 17 mm oval

Scabbard mouth piece, Jelling style, 10th century.
Designed to match scabbard chape (see M56).
Flat top, exterior width 78 mm, 3"
Interior opening, oval shaped, 60 mm x 19 mm, 2 3/8" x 3/4

Same as M73a with curved top.
Flat top exterior width 78mm, 3"
Interior opening, oval shaped, 60mm x 19mm, 2 3/8" x 3/4"

Copy of Pouch mounts from Smolenskaya, Russia, 10th century, for an eastern style pouch.
Height 36 mm, 1 1/2"
Availble as a complete set, see M76 below

Pouch clasp, same provenance as M52.
Height 60 mm, 2 3/8"

Complete set with strap end.

Firesteel of an unusual type from finds in Norway and Gotland, 9th – 10th century, worn hanging from the belt.
Highest quality firesteel with 2 plates in either bronze or silver.
Length 90mm, 3 ½ ”

From Satakunta, of a type being exported to Viking areas (For example, this type has been found in Hedeby/Haithabu and Birka).
Highest quality firesteel.
Width 60mm, 2 ½”

Ornate key, symbol of female authority, modelled on a 10th century type from Gotland.
The key head itself is bronze, whilst the delicate, hollow handle is cast in either bronze or silver.
Length 75mm, 3”

Copy for an eastern scandinavian type of knife, sometimes known as a Birka sax, 9th- 10th century. 
Width 48mm, 1 7/8

My own Borre style raven design, for hanging beads from tortoise brooches, or other pair-worn brooches. 
Holes for up to 7 separate strings.
Price per pair