Saxon Saucer brooch
Product Description
This Brooch is a reproduction of a historical example found in Fairford, Gloucester, England. The original has been dated to the 6th Century A.C.E.
Saucer brooches have been found throughout the Saxon territories of Continental Europe and England.
Any re-enactor's kit will benefit from this unique and beautiful symbol of status.
They have a hardy historicially accurate pin on the back that allows for attachment to fabric.
They are made from Silver-Pewter alloy which is a hard wearing and gives the wonderful shine of silver without the need for constant polishing. Pewter can be dated back to the Egyptians were examples have been found dating to about 1400 B.C.E. Care Instructions If pewter becomes dull with neglect or age, it can be easily brought back to a high shine by hand washing in soapy water.
For extreme tarnishing, cleaning with a commercial polish (as per instructions) may be needed.
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