Ancient Viking Axe Pendant 866-1067 AD

Ancient Viking Lattice Pendant 866-1067 Ad Silvered bronze. Known to represent “sown fields” and perhaps worn for festivities when that Spring activity was complete. Diamond form with dimpled nubs

Silvered bronze, 1 1/8” width, formed as the iconic battle axe of the Viking warrior. A charm with supernatural powers. All items purchased are accompanied by a signed and dated Certificate of Authe

Gilt bronze, 7/8" height, formed as the iconic "bearded" battle axe of the Viking warrior. A charm with supernatural powers. All items purchased are accompanied by a signed and dated Certificate of Au

866-1067 A.D. Bronze, originally silver or gold plated. 1 1/4” height, finely detailed with raised edge lobed terminal crescent with central peak. Above, a six point star with high domed medial. Pro

866-1067 A.D. Bronze, open face sand mold cast and originally silver plated. 1” width of deeply cusped form with lobed terminals. The field with five raised dots undoubtedly representing stars. Thes

866-1067 A.D. Bronze, open face sand mold cast and originally silver plated. 1” width of deeply cusped form with triple lobed terminals. The field with five raised dots undoubtedly representing star

866-1067 A.D. Bronze, originally silver plated. Near circular, 15/16” diameter. Triple lobed center. Raised edges with 10 raised dots to the field, undoubtedly representing stars and indicating astr

866-1067 A.D. Bronze, originally silver plated. 15/16” width, cusped form. Triple lobed center. Raised edges with 10 raised dots to the field, undoubtedly representing stars. These symbols indicate

866-1067 A.D. Bronze, open face sand mold cast and originally silver plated. 7/8” width, cusped form with lobed terminals. The front line bordered. Reverse plain. Both sand textured with rudimentary

866-1067 A.D. Silvered bronze, 5/8” width of deeply cusped form. One side line bordered and the other with a single crescent line dividing the field. Professionally conserved and the silver overlay

866-1067 A.D. Silvered bronze, 3/4” width of deeply cusped form with raised reeded edge. Some rudimentary details as cast. Professionally conserved and the silver overlay restored. Mounted on a ster

Danelaw England. 866-1067 A.D. Unusual variant. 1 1/8” height, based on the heart form, the upper pierced with a heart and the lower part suggesting a layered foliage motif. This ancient artifact ha

Danelaw England. 866-1067 A.D. Copper artifact, intricately cast in variations of the heart form with back prongs to attach to the leather brigandines which were the primary protection of the ancient

Gilt bronze. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. The Moon was personified as Mani, brother to Sol the Sun, and is abundantly represented in Norse literatur

Gilt bronze. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. Lunar pendants were worn as pectorals as well as suspended from belts, other clothing and horse harnesses.

Gilt bronze. ¾” high. Perfect heart form with nicely swelled section. Hollow backed, perhaps for the attachment of spiritual material. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, al

Gilt bronze. C.900-1000 AD. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. The Moon, was personified as Mani, brother to Sol the Sun, and is abundantly represented in

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

Gilt bronze. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. The Moon was personified as Mani, brother to Sol the Sun, and is abundantly represented in Norse literatur

Silvered bronze. Just under 1 1/4" high. Scalloped edge crescent enclosing another smaller. Perhaps representing an eclipse which was an act of the Gods. Made by the open-face mold method. Vikings rel

Gilt bronze. Just under ¾” high. Heart form banded and beaded edge. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loyalty, integrity, all attributes of the Viking warrior. It is abundantly referenced in

Gilt bronze. 1 5/8” high. Formed as an opened heart with “horned” top crest. Clearly of symbolic significance, now lost. The bottom with stepped nub. The heart stood for bravery, fortitude, loya

Rare variation. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. Lunar pendants were worn as pectorals as well as suspended from belts, other clothing and horse harness

Fine Ancient Viking Lunar Pendant C.900-1000 Ad Gilt bronze. As expert navigators, the constellations signified mystery and power to Vikings. The Moon was personified as Mani, brother to Sol the Sun,