This Anglo-Saxon belt buckle features a stag design based on a 10th Century Saxon belt tip in the British Museum. For a 1-1/2" belt strap. Split rivet attachment. Measures 3" long by 1.5" wide (7.6 x 3.7 cm) See RQP item #...
Saxon Belt Tip with animal head end B-51 This small belt end from a find in England dates from Saxon times. It has the feel of an owl to me, overseeing all with rivet on sewn on eyes! 1 5/8...
A Viking brooch that had garnet insets, enamel simulates the garnets. Very useful for Apron dresses, cloaks or neckline closures. Priced each - 2 1/2" (6.3 cm)
Based on a piece from the late Vendel or very early Viking times, this style of brooch was worn until the 2nd half of the 9th Century. Turtle brooches like these were worn as jewelry on Scandinavian women's apron dresses.Cast in...
Later buckle X-62 A very highly decorated buckle from the late Middle Ages. I can imagine a member of King Henry’s court having a belt adorned with this buckle. The assembled court would be amazed! This sturdy buckle is based...
Belt tip in the form of a stag with tunes! Closed Version, has a matching Stag Buckle 3" long, 1.5" wide, (7.6 x 3.7 cm)10th C. Saxon from British Museum
Foreign Customers! The American Post Office on Sunday July 12th updated their rates and did away with the entire postal first class letters over 1/4” thick. I would have to send...