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The Chameleon
It is not often I find a piece that I think can cross over many different eras. Before I was offered knighthood I had enjoyed 7 different personas. I loved researching different times and places. When King Robert Roundpounder offered...
Frankish belt plate - W90B
Belt plate from Germany shown in Die Goten by Verlag. The Franks and Germanic tribes often used matching belt plates on both sides of the buckle bale. This is the 2nd plate. 1 3/4" (4.7 cm)
Viking Era Pendant - NB83
In Viking era digs you see these pendants found widely in burials. A beautiful tribute to the Gods, now offered for your use. 2 7/16" x 2" 6.2 x 5 cm
Helm Plaque - Knotwork from Vendel - PV15
This helm plaque features artwork of a knotwork beast, based on authentic Viking artwork! 2"by 5/8" wide from the Vendel, pre Viking Sweden digs.
Belt buckle set with integral tongue - VB2932
Based on an 11th C. Urnes style buckle from Suffolk. 3.5" by 2" (8.9 x 5 cm) for a 1 1/2" strap, with a 1" tongue/belt end to close the belt.
Roman Dog Brooch - Y-18
Enamelled Dog Brooch from iron Age and Roman Brooches by Hattatt 1 7/8" x 7/8" (4.8 x 2.3 cm) with modern pin
Pitney Brooch - fine lines - N-51
The Vikings had it right when they came up with this design! This round pendant has exquisite fine lines! A find from Pitney, Somerset, England - 1 1/2" (3.7 cm)
15th Century Double Oval Buckle - B-28
This sturdy and impressive belt buckle features a double oval style and is based on a piece from the 15th century! (The original piece is in the Museum of London.) 2 3/8" (6 cm) (for 1" belt)
Taplow cloak clasp with enamel - CC23
Based on an clasp from the Taplow fins, with red enamel. Can be used as a cloak clasp or as a buckle! - 5 1/8" by 1 1/4"