Dyed Bone Buckle, York

Based on an Anglo-Scandinavian find, the original was dyed green with verdigris.  

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The original is missing it's tongue, but it is thought to have been made from copper alloy

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Note, final shade may vary

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From £50

Peel Buckle, Isle of Man

This copper alloy buckle was part of a set that included a ribbed strap-end also decorated with ring & dots.

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The set has parallels in Viking Dublin & Cumbria and is thought to have been part of the local Irish Sea Style.

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From £45

Fishamble Buckle, Dublin

Made from antler, this buckle has an antler tongue pivoting on an iron rivet.  

It is decorated with ring & dot motifs, and it's not clear whether these were highlighted with pigment or left plain, but both options can be provided.

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From £45

Cumwhitton 6 Buckle, Cumbria

From the Viking Age Cemetery in Cumbria, this buckle features a rather long belt plate decorated with a ring & dot pattern and was secured with boss-capped rivets.

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We are happy to supply with boss-capped rivets, or as a complete belt.

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From £60

Repton Buckle, Derbyshire

This copper-alloy buckle is based on one from Grave 511 at St Wystan's Church in Repton, contemporary with the Great Army Camp mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronical for the year 875.

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The burial is best known as the "Repton Warrior", and like many did not contain a matching strap-end.

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From £45

More Belt Fittings!

We are currently adding more stock, watch this space for more buckles and strap-ends made from bone, iron, antler and copper alloy!

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