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Viking Cup "Lejre"

Art.Nr.: 13 Cup Lejre
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Viking cup from Lejre
Viking cup from Lejre
Lejre Viking cup replica
Lejre Viking cup replica
Lejre cup from the side
Lejre cup from the side
Lejre cup from below
Lejre cup from below
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The Viking cup from Lejre in genuine silver plated.

Here you can buy a detailed replica of the Viking cup of Lejre, decorated with an image of the goddess Freya.

The Viking cup from Lejre was found in the 19th century during fieldwork near the Danish town of Lejre, which was the old royal seat of the Danish rulers during the Iron Age and Viking Age.

The Viking cup from Lejre is now on permanent display at the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen.

Link to the original Lejre cup...

The original Viking cup from Lejre was made of solid silver with niello inlays. Our replica, on the other hand, is made of genuine silver-plated brass.

Alternatively, you can buy the Viking cup in 925 sterling silver (Please note the delivery time).
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Measuring 7 x 5.5 cm, the Viking cup largely corresponds to the historical model. The capacity of the Viking cup is around 120 ml, making it ideal as a stylish vessel for an apéritif, such as port and cherry or a fine whisky.

The Viking cup from Lejre is a historical prop that is produced in small quantities and is therefore not certified under food law. We are therefore obliged to provide the following information: Prop - not certified for contact with food.



In 1850, a Danish farmer was clearing the land near Lejre when he discovered a large silver treasure consisting of three vessels and other valuables, which he took to a goldsmith in Roskilde. The goldsmith immediately informed the police, as according to Danish law, the valuables found in the ground belonged to the king.

The Viking treasure from Lejre dates back to the end of the 10th century and consists of several spectacular objects of exceptional quality, including a large liturgical silver bowl of Anglo-Saxon provenance and two small vessels.

The smallest silver cup from Lejre shows four winged female creatures of Scandinavian origin made with niello. It is speculated that the winged figures on the Lejre cup represent the Viking goddess Freya. According to the Edda, Freya has a cloak with falcon feathers, which enables her to fly in the form of a falcon.

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The Viking cup from Lejre in genuine silver plated.

Here you can buy a detailed replica of the Viking cup of Lejre, decorated with an image of the goddess Freya.

The Viking cup from Lejre was found in the 19th century during fieldwork near the Danish town of Lejre, which was the old royal seat of the Danish rulers during the Iron Age and Viking Age.

The Viking cup from Lejre is now on permanent display at the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen.

Link to the original Lejre cup...

The original Viking cup from Lejre was made of solid silver with niello inlays. Our replica, on the other hand, is made of genuine silver-plated brass.

Alternatively, you can buy the Viking cup in 925 sterling silver (Please note the delivery time).
Alloy...

Measuring 7 x 5.5 cm, the Viking cup largely corresponds to the historical model. The capacity of the Viking cup is around 120 ml, making it ideal as a stylish vessel for an apéritif, such as port and cherry or a fine whisky.

The Viking cup from Lejre is a historical prop that is produced in small quantities and is therefore not certified under food law. We are therefore obliged to provide the following information: Prop - not certified for contact with food.



In 1850, a Danish farmer was clearing the land near Lejre when he discovered a large silver treasure consisting of three vessels and other valuables, which he took to a goldsmith in Roskilde. The goldsmith immediately informed the police, as according to Danish law, the valuables found in the ground belonged to the king.

The Viking treasure from Lejre dates back to the end of the 10th century and consists of several spectacular objects of exceptional quality, including a large liturgical silver bowl of Anglo-Saxon provenance and two small vessels.

The smallest silver cup from Lejre shows four winged female creatures of Scandinavian origin made with niello. It is speculated that the winged figures on the Lejre cup represent the Viking goddess Freya. According to the Edda, Freya has a cloak with falcon feathers, which enables her to fly in the form of a falcon.

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