Anglo-Saxon Dress Fastener - Silver Plate
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Replica of an early medieval dress fastener from a grave find from the 6th century Anglo-Saxon settlement of Eriswell in Suffolk.
Such robe hooks made of spirally coiled wire were common among the Anglo-Saxons during the early Middle Ages and were used instead of buttons to close the sleeve openings of women's robes.
Robe hooks are easily attached with a few stitches through the openings of the spiral coils.
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Area: 2 x 2 cm
Material: Silver plated bronze
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