fireplate with grill and hob Saxen and reproduced in all its

and reproduced in all its details

in which holes could be made to insert the vervelles (metal pins) of the helmet

It was worn by one of Charles Edward Stewart's generals during the disastrous Battle of Culloden in 1746

The Urnes style is characterised by elegant ribbon animals interwoven in knot motifs

They can readily be adjusted to the leg and are furnished with a rondel to protect the back of the knee as well

fireplate with grill and hob Saxen and reproduced in all itsThe steel fireplate is fitted with both a grill and a hob. As it stands on legs, there is no direct contact with grass, so the fireplate can be used without damaging grass fields. It is well suited to re enactment events in towns and cities. Particularly well suited to every camp kitchen and cosy re enactment evenings with plenty of friends, the fireplate is hand forged from steel. It measures approximately 25 x 25 cm. Its height including the handle