A well-cast pair of spelter figures depicting Anglo-Saxon warriors, each rendered in animated martial poses and mounted on circular, turned wooden plinths with brass title plaques reading “ANGLO-SAXON.” The figures retain a dark, bronzed patina typical of late 19th-century decorative metalwork, designed to emulate true bronze at a more accessible cost.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...