BRONZE APPLIQUE Early Medieval Period, c. 800-1000 (?). Bronze applique with two identical lions in flat relief within shallow circular incuse medallions. The lions are standing left, the heads are turned back. The lions are most likely punched in using a die similar to the ones used by coin striking. Crude geometric patterns between the medallions (leaf shaped motives) and at the edges (parallel diagonal lines). In the four corners there are holes for fastening, the piece was probably mounted on a flat surface, or a leather belt or strap. 52x21 mm
BRONZE APPLIQUE
Early Medieval Period, c. 800-1000 (?).
Bronze applique with two identical lions in flat relief within shallow circular incuse medallions. The lions are standing left, the heads are turned back. The lions are most likely punched in using a die similar to the ones used by coin striking. Crude geometric patterns between the medallions (leaf shaped motives) and at the edges (parallel diagonal lines). In the four corners there are holes for fastening, the piece was probably mounted on a flat surface, or a leather belt or strap.
52x21 mm. 10.5 g.
Early Medieval Period, c. 800-1000 (?).
Bronze applique with two identical lions in flat relief within shallow circular incuse medallions. The lions are standing left, the heads are turned back. The lions are most likely punched in using a die similar to the ones used by coin striking. Crude geometric patterns between the medallions (leaf shaped motives) and at the edges (parallel diagonal lines). In the four corners there are holes for fastening, the piece was probably mounted on a flat surface, or a leather belt or strap.
52x21 mm. 10.5 g.
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