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Viking-era drinking horn terminal with a raven’s head.
Detailed replica of a drinking horn terminal in the shape of a raven’s head is modelled on a Viking-era find from Stavanger in Norway.
The Viking drinking horn tip has two holes on the side for attaching it to the drinking horn.
The dimensions of the drinking horn terminal are as follows:
Total length 10 cm, width 2.5 cm, shaft length 4 cm. Internal diameter of the shaft at the base 2 cm.
The drinking horn terminal is available in high-quality bronze, real silver-plated or 925 sterling silver.
The Vikings and Anglo-Saxons often fitted the ends of their drinking horns with bronze or silver terminals , which were usually shaped like mythical creatures such as dragons or bird heads and could, in some cases, reach considerable lengths. In addition to the finial-adorned ends, the rims of Viking-era drinking horns were generally also fitted with precious metal fittings all the way round.
Here you will find an overview of various drinking horns with fittings from the Iron Age and the early Middle Ages: Drinking horn ends and fittings...