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Square Headed Brooch

Art.Nr.: 07 Fib SQU
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Square Headed brooch - Bronze
Square Headed brooch - Bronze
Square headed brooch - silver plated
Square headed brooch - silver plated
Square headed brooch - detail
Square headed brooch - detail
Anglo-Saxon brooch replica
Anglo-Saxon brooch replica
Square headed brooch replica
Square headed brooch replica
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Replica of an Anglo-Saxon square-headed brooch.

That detailed replica of an Anglo-Saxon Square-headed Brooch is made according to a find from the Isle of Weight / England.

Contrary to the historical original size of 13.8 x 6.65 cm, we have reduced our brooch a little to 9 x 4 cm, which corresponds more to the today used dimensions.

The original of this Anglo-Saxon Square-headed brooch dates from the early 6th century A.D. and was once found in grave 22 of Chessell Down on the Isle of Wight. Today the Anglo-Saxon brooch is exhibited in the British National Museum in London.

Our replica of this Anglo-Saxon Square-headed brooch is made of high-quality bronze and also available in silver-plated. The original brooch was once made of gold-plated silver and niello and is considered as one of the most Square-headed brooches at all.

On the back there is a stable needle, so they are particularly suitable for the closure of thicker material.

The fibula is the best example of a small group of brooches, reflecting a southern Scandinavian influence which shows the close relationship between England and the former Scandinavian home of the Anglo-Saxons.
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Replica of an Anglo-Saxon square-headed brooch.

That detailed replica of an Anglo-Saxon Square-headed Brooch is made according to a find from the Isle of Weight / England.

Contrary to the historical original size of 13.8 x 6.65 cm, we have reduced our brooch a little to 9 x 4 cm, which corresponds more to the today used dimensions.

The original of this Anglo-Saxon Square-headed brooch dates from the early 6th century A.D. and was once found in grave 22 of Chessell Down on the Isle of Wight. Today the Anglo-Saxon brooch is exhibited in the British National Museum in London.

Our replica of this Anglo-Saxon Square-headed brooch is made of high-quality bronze and also available in silver-plated. The original brooch was once made of gold-plated silver and niello and is considered as one of the most Square-headed brooches at all.

On the back there is a stable needle, so they are particularly suitable for the closure of thicker material.

The fibula is the best example of a small group of brooches, reflecting a southern Scandinavian influence which shows the close relationship between England and the former Scandinavian home of the Anglo-Saxons.
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