drinking horns : 50 results priced between £5.00 and £200.00

Drinking Horns from Taplow, 6th Century - - Giclee Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Pewter Base Scottish Drinking Horn Features * Traditional Scottish Drinking Cup Horn of Plenty * Ideal Gift of distinction * Made in the UK from pewter that does not contain lead, by renowned pewter manufacturers to the highest standards * Comes boxed with an gift box This beautiful Cow horn, Drinking Horn in Pewter is manufactured to the highest quality, which makes it an ideal gift you can buy for any occasion or a treat for yourself. Every Edwin Blyde product comes in gift box. Drinking Horn comes...

Product Description Buffalo horn - approx. 35~40cm (14~11 inches) long with an approximate 15~20cm circumference. All of the Northern European nations for6erly drank out of horns, which were commonly those of the urus or European buffalo. Horn will differ slightly from image.

A well sized drinking horn made from real buffalo horn. The horn is polished and is capped with a brass rim and base. It comes complete with wrought iron stand.

Using traditional methods of manufacture that have remained largely unchanged for more than two hundred and fifty years our skilled horn carvers produce a range of quality goods that are both captivating and functional. The timeless beauty and texture of the horn itself invites both appreciation and enthusiasm for this ancient craft. In a world where so much is artificial these pieces serve as a reminder of just how wonderful and appealing natural products can be. Hand made...

Thevikingstore.co.uk's Viking drinking horns are hand made from cleaned and polished cow horns, not only are they safe to drink from, they make perfect Viking Age drinking vessels! This Large drinking horn ranges from the sizes of 21" - 25" which approximately holds around 1 & 1/4 - 2 pints worth of liquid. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee the colour variations as this is an organic product, and each one is different! £40.18 RRP: £44.89 Usually dispatched within 7-14 days.

A stunning drinking horn made from natural ox horn and shining English pewter. Hallmarked by the manufacturer, Edwin Blyde, a name synonymous with high quality and beautiful design this item is sure to give many years of pleasure. With a pewter stand and insert to make drinking easier and more comfortable.

Roman drinking horn or rhyton of faint yellow tinge. This drinking horn is made of good quality glass, with very few visible imperfections. It was found complete with approx 25% of its rim and body. It has been rebuilt around a perspex former from some thirty small sherds. The rim is cracked off, ground and polished. It is dated from the mid-Flavian period.

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Thevikingstore.co.uk's Viking drinking horns are hand made from cleaned and polished cow horns, not only are they safe to drink from, they make perfect Viking Age drinking vessels! This small drinking horn ranges from the sizes of 10" - 15" which approximately holds around 1/2 pints worth of liquid. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee the colour variations as this is an organic product, and each one is different! Product Code: DH001 £18.59 RRP: £21.89 Usually dispatched within 7-14 days.

Drinking horn made from real cow handlebars, perfect for quaffing the knight away. Made from cleaned and polished cow horn, safe for drinking. Sizes are 0.3 litre (half a pint), 0.5 litre (just less than a pint) and 0.7 litre (pint with a damn good head on it). Sizes are approximate and colour and patterning will vary quite a bit.

A traditional horn drinking vessel, crafted to the highest standards by a company first established in 1749. Both beautifully tactile and practical, these horns are sealed with beeswax inside making them the perfect cup of the Northern Tradition. Both vessel and holder are crafted from horn taken from species that are neither endangered nor protected. The horn measures approximately 13" in length. As these are natural objects each one is unique and may vary slightly from that shown.

Thevikingstore.co.uk's Viking drinking horns are hand made from cleaned and polished cow horns, not only are they safe to drink from, they make perfect Viking Age drinking vessels! This medium drinking horn ranges from the sizes of 16" - 20" which approximately holds around 3/4 pints worth of liquid. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee the colour variations as this is an organic product, and each one is different! Product Code: DH002 £24.29 RRP: £26.89 Usually dispatched within 7-14 days...

One of the large circular eyes is still inlaid with glass but the terminal is now broken at both ends. The drinking horn terminal provides evidence of a wealthy elite operating in Lincolnshire and the ability to manufacture items of the finest quality in the area.

This is a very wonderful thing…. When we first came across it we thought it might be a drinking horn, or even a gunpowder horn – but no!  It has a hole in the end – so this is undoubtedly a horn of the type Robin Hood would have used to call his merry men!We have no idea of the date – we suspect it is 19th /early 20th century – maybe a film prop or for fancy dress, but it could be much, much older.It has a metal band round the rim – sadly coming adrift, a metal band round its middle (part missing...

"Hero of the famed epic poem 'Beowulf' of Anglo-Saxon literature, Beowulf vanquished the monster Grendel, who had terrorized his village. Beowulf's drinking horn, with dragon motif, was shared between tribal warriors celebrating success after battle. Beowulf's dragon horn traditionally strengthens ties of friendship and fellowship within the community."

Hero of the famed epic poem ‘Beowulf’ of Anglo-Saxon literature, Beowulf vanquished the monster Grendel, who had terrorized his village. Beowulf’s drinking horn, with dragon motif, was shared between tribal warriors celebrating success after battle. Beowulf’s dragon horn traditionally strengthens ties of friendship and fellowship within the community. Presented with a chain and with a satin gift pouch, and with sparkling red and diamond coloured stones, this reproduction of Beowulf's drinking horn...

Description Whether in gleeful celebration or in solemn ceremony, this horn adds an old-world feel to your ritual that can`t be passed up. Ranging anywhere from 11" to 14" in length, it is the intact horn of a water buffalo, providing you with a wonderful ornament for your altar, drinking horn, or, when paired with another, a wonderful addition to a representation of the horned God, whether you are fixing it to a costume or creating an image for your altar. When used as part of your ritual magic...

The Element of Water is represented through the use of a ceremonial drinking vessel. Used to take drinks during rituals and at the culmination of ritual work. In some paths it is also used to toast the Gods.

My other mug is a drinking horn

These very ornate and exquisitely carved horns are from the Bamileke people of the Cameroon. They are carved from one piece of wood and can vary greatly in size depending on their usage. Smaller ones such as these were used as prestige drinking horns and were a man's most important personal item. Others would be used ceremonially for their sound. Very large horns were displayed as an entrance arch through which the king of the village would appear.

measuring approx 8", it is the intact horn of a water buffalo, providing you with a wonderful ornament for your altar, drinking horn, or, when paired with another, a wonderful addition to a representation of the horned God, whether you are fixing it to a costume or creating an image for your altar.

A traditional design Viking horn used for drinking. This is polished to a high lustre with no external coating. This is a by product of the meat industry so nothing is killed to make this resource. 100% natural material, which is biodegradable. 8 inches long.

Thevikingstore.co.uk's Viking drinking horns are hand made from cleaned and polished cow horns, not only are they safe to drink from, they make perfect Viking Age drinking vessels! The Viking Blowing Horn is made from cow horn and if blown correctly resonates with the sound of war! Fantastic for scouts and for letting people know the hordes are comming The horn itself comes in the following sizes - Small, Medium and Large. Small: 10-12 Inches. Medium 16-18 Inches. Large 25-27 Inches Please be aware...

Classically styled drinking horn ornamented with a plain lip and a smooth ball ended finial.

Never be without your drinking horn. Heavy leather belt loop to keep that pointy promise of a pint to hand at all times.

Description A stunning drinking horn made from natural ox horn and shining English pewter. Hallmarked by the manufacturer, Edwin Blyde, a name synonymous with high quality and beautiful design this item is sure to give many years of pleasure. With a pewter stand and insert to make drinking easier and more comfortable.

Copper-alloy, 2.43 grams, 22.76 mm. 7th-8th century AD. A cast triangular mount with ropework entwined snakes central motif, with open mouths, within a knotwork border. There are no indications of attachment points, suggesting that it was part of a larger object; triangular elements of this form (but larger) are found on some 7th century Anglo-Saxon drinking horns. Reference: cf. the knotwork design on the head of the stylus from Strickland in Webster, L. & Backhouse, J. The Making of England. Anglo...

Drinking horn holder Fenris Wolf, hand carved from wood. For drinking horns from 0.4 to 0.7 liters. Dimensions: 25 cm x 24 cm x 11 cm

Impressive drinking horn just perfect for the high table or special occasions requiring a loving or wassail cup. Features a well crafted brass lip ornamented with punched decoration, a bronze and brass claw footed integral stand and decorative banding, and a neat ball ended finial.

Still Life with the Drinking-Horn of the St. Sebastian Archers' Guild, Lobster and Glasses, C.1653 - Willem Kalf - Giclee Print from AllPosters.co.uk

The drinking-horn in this still life was made of a single buffalo horn set into a silver mount which features Saint Sebastian, patron saint of archers, who was bound to a tree as a target for two Roman soldiers. It dates from 1565 and is kept today in the

Ivory Tusk Drinking Horn with Silver-Gilt Mounts by Jacob Mores I - - Giclee Print from AllPosters.co.uk