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This page contains unique Specialty Jewelry and Accessories.
It changes often as some items may be limited editions or one of a kind !
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Birka Hat Tip Birka, Sweden Approx. 2 3/8" long Sterling Silver Granulation ... $235 |
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2" Tall 1/2 Liquid Oz. Sterling Silver ... $195 |
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Gotland, Sweden 9th - 10th Century Granulation Natural Mountain Kristall Sizes vary: 1"- 1 1/4" Sterling Granulation ... $95 |
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from Birka, Sweden Sterling Silver Set of 6 Buttons ... $55 |
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Oaks Tusk
Large Boar's Tusk with Sterling Silver End Cap in Oak Leaves and Acorn design Highly detailed deep relief Tusks vary in size $95 - $195 Please Inquire |
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set in massive Sterling design Hand-crafted One-of-a-kind Piece $495 |
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forming a 5" circle Massive Sterling design inspired by 9th Century Danish Finds Hefty 26" Sterling Silver Chain unhooks on both ends Individually hand crafted $885 Currently available |
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Brisingamen Havdhem, Gotland 11th - 12th Century NEW |
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Loops open for pierced ears |
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Pohansko Settlement 9th - 10th Century Pseudo-Granulation Sterling Silver ... $225 Earrings open for pierced ears |
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Trondheim Pin Urnes Style 11th Century Trondheim, Norway Bone ... $25 |
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Jelling Pin Jelling Style 9th Century Trondheim, Norway Bone ... $25 |
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Quarried in Kaupang, Norway Approx. 3" long Colors vary $25 Sorry, limited supply only |
Anglo-Saxon Garment Hooks
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Traditionally used to fasten Leg Wraps, Tunics or Kaftans Sterling Silver ... $50 / Pair |
Tapestries
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| Bayeux Tapestry Horses The Bayeux Tapestry has preserved the Norman Conquest of England, and the drama of Harold of Wessex and Duke William of Normandy for over 900 years. Usually attributed to William's wife Matilda, the Bayeux Tapestry in fact was more likely commissioned by William's half-brother, Bishop Odo of Bayeux (also Earl of Kent), for display in the Bayeux Cathedral, which was consecrated just eleven years after Hastings. The 231-foot-long tapestry is a Norman document, but the style of the figures sewn in colored wools leads some scholars to believe that Englishmen from Canterbury actually stitched the Bayeux Tapestry. The Bayeux Tapestry was first mentioned in a 1476 inventory of the Bayeux Cathedral. In 1792, French revolutionaries used this historical tapestry as a wagon cover until it was rescued by a local lawyer. Scholars believe two missing panels at the end may have portrayed William on the throne of England. The world famous Bayeux Tapestries are reproduced today by Belgian and French tapestry mills on their jacquard machines and then hand finished. 27” x 76" (69 cm x 193 cm) Includes Tassels, Brackets, Rod with Finals & weighted Inserts $295 NEW |
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Norman Ship Section of the Bayeux Tapestry (See above) Backed with Lining 38" x 33" (with Loops) (97 cm x 84 cm) Includes Rod with Finals & Brackets $240 NEW |
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Section of the Bayeux Tapestry (See above) Here, William of Normandy leaves on Horseback for England Backed with Lining 35" x 31" (with Loops) (89 cm x 79 cm) Includes Rod with Finals & Brackets $240 NEW |
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Lärbro, Sweden Tapestry is backed with lining and tunnel for easy hanging 100% cotton 50” x 26” (127 cm x 66 cm) Includes Rod with Finals & Brackets $175 NEW |
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| Oseberg Tapestry Shows a procession of men & women, horses and wagons. In A.D. 834, the Oseberg ship was used for the burial of a Viking queen. She has been tentatively identified as Queen Åsa, grandmother of Harald Fairhair who united the whole of Norway under one crown in the late 9th century. Queen Åsa was accompanied to her grave by a young Hand-Maiden and all of the appropriate furniture and equipment for continuation of her accustomed life after death. The original tapestry fragments are of unbelievable craftsmanship
and challenged modern resources to replicate. 18" x 36" (45 cm x 90 cm) Includes Rod with Finals and Brackets Tapestry is hung from Loops (not pictured here) $190 Temporarily out of stock
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