Sutton Hoo Helmet Replica | Iconic Anglo-Saxon Royal Armoury

This replica meticulously recreates the "heroic" features of the original find. From the fierce dragon-motif crest to the soaring bird with outstretched wings that forms the nose and brow, every element tells a story of Germanic mythology. The mask-like faceplate and deep neck guard provide the imposing silhouette that has defined our understanding of the "Dark Ages" for generations.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Museum-Quality Detail: Hand-crafted from steel and finished with antiqued brass-effect plating to capture the golden lustre of the original burial find.
• Exquisite Iconography: Features the famous "flying dragon" imagery and intricate embossed panels depicting scenes of warriors and gods.
• Collector’s Centrepiece: A heavy-weight, substantial replica that serves as a prestigious focal point for any study, library, or history collection.
• Authentic Interior: Comes complete with a padded internal liner for a comfortable fit and to maintain the helmet's shape during display.

Specifications:

• Material: Steel construction with decorative brass-effect detailing.
• Interior: Fabric padded liner included.
• Dimensions: Approx. 32cm (H) x 21cm (W) x 25cm (D).
• Weight: 2.5kg (approx.) – a solid, high-quality feel.
• Display: Includes a wooden display stand for elegant presentation.

More about the Anglo-Saxons

Hereward the Wake: The Last Anglo-Saxon Rebellion: Hereward the Wake led the final armed English rebellion against William the Conqueror, making his stand on the Isle of Ely in 1071.