Norwegian Stavanger Reproduction Drinking Horn 30-38 cm (12"-15") Medieval This cooking fire cauldron pot

This cooking fire cauldron pot is a reproduction of an original artefact found in the Oseberg (Osebergskipet ) Viking ship burial in Norway

Length straight 42cm

We recommend crimping the aglets and/or adding a drop of superglue to ensure they hold fast for many lacings and re-lacings

They are closed around the arm with two adjustable leather straps and buckles

Make your own late Viking period / early middle ages Rus armour with these lamellar steel plates

Norwegian Stavanger Reproduction Drinking Horn 30-38 cm (12"-15") Medieval This cooking fire cauldron potThis drinking horn is based on an artefact held by the Stavanger museum (Arkeologisk museum, Universitetet i Stavanger) in Norway. The original drinking horn end or terminal is set with precious stones and is estimated to be from the late Viking era and is believed to be a bird possibly an eagle or raven. In addition to the reproduction end the horn also has a decorative brass trim around the mouth. Each horn is smoothly polished and finished with a