Shackladys Antiques has dated these Bronze Anglo-saxon Warrior Figures to the 19th Century.

One figure is modelled as an archer, standing in a balanced contrapposto stance with bow drawn and arrow nocked, his attention focused along the line of aim. He wears a conical helmet and chainmail byrnie over a belted tunic, with carefully defined textures distinguishing the interlinked mail from the softer folds of fabric. The modelling extends to the fitted leggings and boots, with a suggestion of additional arrows at his side.

The companion figure depicts a warrior advancing into combat, raising an axe overhead while gripping a round shield with a pronounced central boss. His pose is more forceful and forward-driving, conveying imminent impact. His attire includes a helmet and a studded or scaled cuirass over a short mail skirt, again executed with crisp surface detail. The shield is ornamented with incised patterning, adding visual interest and depth.
Both figures stand on naturalistic bases incorporating uneven terrain and battlefield motifs, contributing to the narrative energy of the pair.
Dimensions
Height 20 Inches
Width 10 Inches
Depth 7 Inches
Shackladys Antiques has dated these Bronze Anglo-saxon Warrior Figures to the 19th Century.
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