Silvered Bronze Viking Heart Pendant, 950-1050 A.D.

Item: Viking Heart Pendant Date: 950-1050 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: 1 inch The heart of elegant classical form, pierced in three segments with small spurs to the upper two probably representi

850-1050 A.D. Bronze, 1 1/8” height. Open center heart with horned shoulders. Originally silvered, professionally conserved and the silver overlay restored. An ancient artifact mounted on a sterling

Silvered bronze. 3/4” width. Iconic heart form with triple foliate motif. Foliate designs were favored by Vikings and incorporated into about half of heart pendants. The heart stood for bravery, for

Silvered bronze. Over 3/4" width with raised edge defining the cusped top heart. The field with a well-delineated foliate trefoil dividing it into three segments. The trefoil is a favorite theme for V

Fine Ancient Viking Heart Pendant C.850-950 Ad Gilt bronze. 15/16” high. Well-delineated heart form and strong central medial ridge. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, all a

Ancient Viking Heart Pendant C.850-950 Ad Gilt bronze. Just under 1” tall. Heart form with nubbed quarters and central foliage motif. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, all

Ancient Viking Heart Pendant C.850-950 Ad Gilt bronze. 7/8” height. Classic form superimposed on a saltire. Foliate details. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, all attribute

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

Silvered bronze, just over 1” height. The Viking heart in its fully developed form with full cusp top formed by the medial nubs and a full heart forming the bottom. Two hearts in one! Relatively

Silvered bronze, just over 1” height. The Viking heart in its natural form with rounded top and pointed bottom. Nubs at the quarter points and the field with a scribed trefoil which was a favori

Item: Viking Lattice Pendant Date: 850-1050 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: 1.5 inches Diamond form with nubs at the corners and 3x3 lattice piercing representing a particularly difficult challenge

Item: Rare Viking Slave's Pendant Date: 850-1050 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: Approx. 1 inch high Pendant is made up of four conjoined circles enclosing a diamond. This pendant was found in a Vi

850-1050 A.D. Bronze, originally silvered, professionally conserved and the silver overlay restored. 1 1/4” height, diamond form with opened 4 by 4 lattice, a popular motif for Viking pendants. An a

Jewelry: Very Rare Viking Heart Pendant Date: 850-950 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: 1 inch tall Formed as a large heart with piqued quarters, perhaps suggesting a saltire. The front with three br

Jewelry: Viking Heart Pendant Date: 850-950 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: 7/8 inches tall Formed as a heart with raised border surround and quartered nubs, the significance of which is now lost.

Jewelry: Fine Viking Heart Pendant Date: 850-950 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: Just under 1 inch tall Formed as a central heart with a nub to the right. That feature is often found as a small hol

Jewelry: Viking Stirrup Pendant Date: 900-1050 A.D. Size: 1 inch Material: Silvered bronze Formed as a stirrup with rectangular foot platform. Vikings were excellent horsemen and rode the stocky Icela

Jewelry: Viking Lattice Pendant Date: Ring 850-1050 A.D. Size: 1 3/8 inches Material: Silvered bronze Known to represent “sown fields” and perhaps worn for festivities when that Spring activity wa

Item: Viking Sorcerer's Pendant Date: 900 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: 1 inch A bronze duck's foot with large suspension loop indicating that it was worn on a leather or coarse textile cord. The

Item: Viking Serpent Pendant Date: 900-1000 AD Material: Silvered bronze Size: .6 inch Pendant formed as a serpent with three coils, the right side with a circular head and the left with a pointed tai

About ¾” width, made by the open-face mold technique. Silvered bronze of broad natural form, with raised edge, superimposed on a saltire, a Christian symbol, borrowed for its decorative for

C.950-1050 AD. Just under 5/8" (0.57") height of cusped heart form and low rounded section with a nub at the bottom. The Viking heart in its purest form! Surface has worn from wear (1000 years ago!) a

Over ¾” width, made by the open-face mold technique. Silvered bronze of natural form, slightly cusped top and pointed bottom, nubs at the bottom quarter points. Plain flat field suggesting

C. 950-1050 AD. Just under 5/8" width of cusped heart form with broad double borders making three hearts one! Low rounded section. Surface worn from wear (1000 years ago!) and burial. For Vikings, the