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Royal tombs often held wall paintings of carrot or similar vegetable harvests and also show evidence or plants being placed inside as offerings
Gothic font surrounding the piece
Era: 550 - 800 AD
A left hand dagger
Dimensions: 10” H x 8” W x 10” D
Celtic Bronze Votive Axe on Stand Lounge Chairs Royal tombs often held wallOriginates from: England Era: 450 150 BCE Dimensions: 4 H x 3 W x 2 D (on stand) A lovely large scale example of a Celtic votive axe circa 450 150 BCE, England. Used as a ritual offering as offerings to gods or personal charms or protective amulets to accompany the deceased into the afterlife. This is a wonderful example, retaining beautiful patina across the bronze body and blade. Displayed on contemporary stand. From a large Canadian collection of
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