Sold 22 June 2026 · School House Antiques

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Description

Genuine Ancient Viking spiral bronze ring , 800-1200 AD , unusual decoration around the band . The Artefact was found near Scarborough in the UK .

Fine condition , wearable with care .

UK size "U"

20 mm Diameter

Free UK Delivery

Date of Manufacture

School House Antiques has dated this Viking Bronze Spiral Ring to a period before the 16th Century.

Reference Numbers

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SA947345

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Description

Genuine Ancient Viking spiral bronze ring , 800-1200 AD , unusual decoration around the band . The Artefact was found near Scarborough in the UK .

Fine condition , wearable with care .

UK size "U"

20 mm Diameter

Free UK Delivery

Date of Manufacture

School House Antiques has dated this Viking Bronze Spiral Ring to a period before the 16th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA947345

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Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing

ObjectRings
PeriodPre 16th century
StyleViking
MaterialBronze
ColourAntique Bronze
MotifsSpiral coil, Incised linear notches, Multi-band wrap

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Spiral rings from the Viking age were commonly worn by both men and women as personal adornments, status symbols, or sometimes as a form of portable wealth or bullion currency.

Craftsmen typically utilised copper-alloy casting, hammering, and cold-working techniques such as incising and punching to create durable personal items from bronze.

Authenticity is generally determined by examining the natural patina, tool marks, alloy composition, and corrosion patterns consistent with centuries of burial or environmental exposure.

Displaying historical artefacts in small glass-topped display cases, shadow boxes, or on specialist stands allows them to be appreciated as sculptural mini-sculptures within a contemporary setting.

Ancient bronze should be kept in a stable environment with low humidity, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive polishes that might strip away the historic patina.