medieval chalice

medieval chaliceThe chalice is well suited to reconstructing a historic court. It may also be employed as a backdrop during a DnD or LARP setup. The chalice has been crafted after various 15th16th century originals.

and Scottish battles such as Culloden

The armour is decorated with rivets and has reinforced edges

Thoughtfully placed gussets beneath the arms and along the side seams not only enhance mobility but also add to the overall comfort

Medieval shoes of this type were worn throughout Europe between the second half of the 14th and 15th centuries

a simple Viking dress or underdress is recommended

The blade shows a light blood channel

it is also ideal as a training sword for sword fighting

The belt fitting is based on a 10th-century original excavated in Gokstad

SizeSMLXLXXLXXXLChest circumference 98 cm106 cm110 cm114 cm118 cm132 cmHip circumference136 cm148 cm152 cm164 cm170 cm186 cmLength144 cm147 cm149 cm150 cm153 cm154 cm

including those from Haithabu and Viborg (Denmark)

It is worn easily over the chest plate and permits the option to attach pauldrons

has a suede leather grip and a standing height of 6 ¾" to 7 3/8" (the maximum perpendicular distance between the string and the drawn bow is 17