Openwork Viking Key - J-02A Viking Key with an open work design. Viking Keys were worn by Viking Women. They held the key to the household treasure and the key was a symbol of that power and right that Viking Women held. Viking Women had rights under the laws of the Vikings. In England, the Danelaw was the area where the Vikings held sway, and Viking Laws were in force. 2 3 4" x 13 16", 7 cm x 2. 1 cm

It is not often I find a piece that I think can cross over many different eras

3 5/16" x 3/4"  8

A fantastic belt tip

stiffners - 1 7/8" long by 2 3/4" high - 4

Hang it from your necklace to warn all of your enemies of your fury

9 x 5 cm) for a 1 1/2" strap

with a spiral design and a sturdy steel pinback

A Roman Brooch in the form of a frog

Moth or Fly Brooch from iron Age and Roman Brooches by Hattatt 1"  (2

This belt includes our W05 belt buckle based on a piece in the Museum of London

1 3/8" by 3 1/2" for 1" Belt

Saxon face brooch