Viking Pendant with Trefoil

10th-12th century AD. A bronze D-section lunate pendant with median facing mask above a trefoil, pelletted bands, profile beast-head finials; loop above. From an old Munich collection; acquired on the

9th-12th century AD. A group of two bronze pendants comprising: one a D-shaped frame with central trefoil, four chains; each with a bell-shaped finial; one a coiled wire convex disc with four duck-foo

850-1100 A.D. Silvered bronze, 1 1/2” height. Thick rounded section with the incised line delineating the heart and a central trefoil. The top barred, or slightly horned. Professionally refurbished

Jewelry: Viking Heart Pendant Date: 850-950 AD Material: Gilt bronze Size: Just over 3/4 inches width Elegantly formed with broad border and trefoil motif. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loya

Just over 5/8" height (0.65"), total. The Viking heart in its fully developed form with a cusp top formed by the terminals of the broad borders. The center with an elaborate trefoil (foliate motif). B

Gilt bronze. Just over 1” width with raised edge defining the heart. The field with a well detailed foliate trefoil which is also a popular theme for Viking heart pendants. Professionally refurbishe

Gilt bronze. Just under 7/8" width. Fully developed form with cusped top. The heart formed in very high relied on as a trefoil raised curvilinear border with the bottom terminals formed as trefoils fi

Classic heart form. Under 1/2" width (0.47"). Raised borders with an S scroll to the sides, and cusped tope supporting a trefoil, a favorite Viking theme. That feature evidently had spiritual signific

Gilt bronze. 0.51" height, just over ½” plus the loop. Evolutionary form stylized as foliage which is an evolution of the trefoil motif that Vikings favored. Made by the open-face mold tech

A fine example in its evolutionary form. Just under 1” height. The form as an elongated heart with cusped top and nubbed medials which form the terminals of an incised trefoil, a favorite Viking

A good example is its fully evolved form. Tapered section and fully evolved cusped top with broadly rounded border forming a heart within a heart, filled with a pierced trefoil, a favorite Viking imag

Gilt bronze. 9th-10th century. 1” high formed as a large heart enclosing addorsed stylized trefoil foliage in typical Viking taste. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, all at

Gilt bronze. Over ¾” height. Elegantly formed with broad border and trefoil motif. Foliate designs were favored by Vikings and incorporated into about half of heart pendants. The heart stood for br

Gilt bronze. About 3/4" height with raised edge defining the fully evolved cusped top heart. The field with a well-delineated foliate trefoil dividing it into three segments with nubs at the midpoint.

Classic heart form. Over 5/8”" in height plus the loop. Low domed heart in its fully evolved with cusped top and broad border. Broad heart-shaped edge. Central trefoil, a popular Viking image wi

Early example of the evolutionary form with cusped top, formed from the scrolling sides forming crescents above a trefoil. The cusped top heart is indicative of a transition from the naturalistic form

Classic form with intricate trefoil design and medial nubs. Over 1” wide. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, all attributes of the Viking warrior. It is abundantly reference

Classic heart form. Under 1/2" width (0.47"). Raised borders with an S scroll to the sides, and cusped tope supporting a trefoil, a favorite Viking theme. That feature evidently had spiritual signific

Just under 3/4" width. Broad heart of natural (uncusped) form with quartered nubs and engraved trefoil below a pierced heart. A heart within a heart! Made by the open face mold technique. The heart st

Over 55/8” height (0.67”) plus the loop. Heart form with cusped top stylized and forming the top of the incised trefoil. This and the naturalistic form are both used profusely in Nordic li

Gilt bronze. Under 3/4" height with raised edge defining the fully evolved cusped top heart. The field with a well-delineated foliate trefoil dividing it into three segments with nubs at the midpoint.

Slightly under 1" width of fully evolved cusped top heart form. Broad-line border scrolling to for the cusp and the top of a trefoil, completed by an angular terminal. Lower quartered nubs. The form i

A fine example in its evolutionary form. 1/2" height plus the suspension loop. Evolutionary form, of a near-flat section formed as a trefoil a popular Viking motif, within the heart and a horizontal m

Slightly under 3/4" height of fully evolved cusped top heart form with broad raised edge. The field with well-modeled raided addorsed trefoil over a v, emphasizing the bottom of the heart. Foliate des