germanic berlock pendant

germanic berlock pendantThe jewel is crafted after a Germanic original from the 1st3rd century AD. Between the 1st and 3rd century AD, jewellery of this kind was worn predominantly by women. Pieces of this type were amongst those excavated in Poland, Scandinavia and North Germany. The pendant is semi granulated and constructed from silvered bronze.

the neck and the face

War hammers like this emerged in the second half of the 15th century and were mainly used in Italy

The quiver is crafted from 3 mm thick leather and features a belt so that it can be worn on the back

Surcoats were often worn in the Holy Land

several countries utilised prisoners sentenced to death amongst their lines

This type of axe remained in use in Ireland and the British Isles well into the 16th century

Paper packaging for jewellery and small items: these have a plastic inner layer

Painted in fine detail

The halberd has been designed after historical halberds that were employed throughout Central Europe

Medieval chastity belts are crafted from iron and fitted with a lock

and is fitted with a hard wooden grip covered in black leather

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