Jelling style

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an intricately designed metal object on a white background next to a ruler and measuring tape
Silverfiligranspänne
Uppland - Adelsö - Björkö Hemlanden - vikingatid - inventarienummer historiska 34000 undernummer Bj965
a close up of a small metal object in someone's hand with an intricate design on it
two ancient silver coins with designs on them, one in the shape of a circle
Deutsche Bank - ArtMag - 56 - feature - Spiritual Intoxication: Sebastian Preuss on Wilhelm Worringer
I was in Denmark recently and noticed something for the first time: some Viking jewellery looks Celtic. These are gold pendants with looped cross ornament decorated using filigree and granulation techniques, Courtesy Wikingermuseum Haithabu
two metal plates with designs on them sitting next to each other in front of a green background
Archaeology in Europe | Archaeology in Europe Website
Archaeology in Europe - The Borre Style Viking Art (c. AD 840 – 970) - The Borre style takes its name from another set of bronze bridle-mounts from a ship burial at Borre in Vestfold, Norway. This style continues the use of the “gripping beast” motif, but with a new development – the ribbon shaped body is beneath a rather triangular head with protruding ears. This can be seen in this example of a silver-gilt pendant from a hoard found in Vårby in Sweden.
a silver necklace with an intricate design on the front and back side, hanging from a chain
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Viking age / Denmark
an ancient object is shown in this black and white photo, with intricate designs on it
Viking Swords
Hurstwic: Viking Swords Scabbard Chape to protect the tip.
a silver necklace with an intricate design on the front and back side, hanging from a chain
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Viking age / Denmark
two ancient silver coins with designs on them, one in the shape of a circle
Deutsche Bank - ArtMag - 56 - feature - Spiritual Intoxication: Sebastian Preuss on Wilhelm Worringer
I was in Denmark recently and noticed something for the first time: some Viking jewellery looks Celtic. These are gold pendants with looped cross ornament decorated using filigree and granulation techniques, Courtesy Wikingermuseum Haithabu
two metal plates with designs on them sitting next to each other in front of a green background
Archaeology in Europe | Archaeology in Europe Website
Archaeology in Europe - The Borre Style Viking Art (c. AD 840 – 970) - The Borre style takes its name from another set of bronze bridle-mounts from a ship burial at Borre in Vestfold, Norway. This style continues the use of the “gripping beast” motif, but with a new development – the ribbon shaped body is beneath a rather triangular head with protruding ears. This can be seen in this example of a silver-gilt pendant from a hoard found in Vårby in Sweden.
an intricately designed object is shown in the dark
Original viking jewelery - nationalmuseum copenhagen 2013 - temporary exhibition (VIKING)
an old gold object with intricate designs on it
Dräktspänne
Viking age / Gold buckle/ Gotland
an ornate silver and gold ring with elephants on it's sides, possibly from the middle ages
Object from the exhibition We call them Vikings produced by The Swedish History Museum
Object from the exhibition We call them Vikings produced by The Swedish History Museum Box brooch Bronze, silver, gilded Kullingbos, Källunge, Gotland, Sweden.
an old metal box with carvings on the inside and sides, sitting on a white surface
Object from the exhibition We call them Vikings produced by The Swedish History Museum
Object from the exhibition We call them Vikings produced by The Swedish History Museum Box brooch Bronze, gold and silver The box brooch has intricate ornamentation in gold and silver. Four mythical animals are depicted standing on the top of the brooch, facing the center. Pilgårds, Boge, Gotland, Sweden. SHM 1255
an old silver object with intricate designs on it
Part of a Viking era clothing buckle in silver found in Ödeshög, Sweden