维京时代 黄铜色 Mjölnir-Type Pendant — 雷神之锤的象征意义与独特表面特征 (没有保留价)





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青铜材质的维京时代Mjölnir型吊坠,托尔之锤象征,表面特色分明,约公元9世纪–11世纪,通过德国拍卖行购得,来自私人收藏。
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Mjölnir-Type Pendant — Thor’s Hammer Symbolism & Distinctive Surface Character
Object Details
Culture: Viking-Age / Norse Tradition Attribution
Period: Proposed Viking Age (ca. 9th–11th Century AD)
Material: Metal Alloy, Probably Bronze
Technique: Cast and Hand-Finished; Three-Dimensional Modelling
Iconography: Stylised Hammer- or Axe-Shaped Composition, Interpreted within Mjölnir Iconography
Dimensions
Height: 26.93 mm ±
Width: 16.71 mm ±
Depth: 8.72 mm ±
Weight: 6.68 g
Description
This distinctive metal-alloy pendant is characterised by a narrow upper terminal, articulated shoulders and a widening lower head. Its substantial three-dimensional modelling creates a sculptural silhouette, while the pierced terminal permits suspension. Green, reddish-brown and ochre surface tones emphasise its irregular contours.
Miniature hammer pendants occupy a documented place within Viking-Age material culture. The British Museum records a copper-alloy example described as a miniature axe-head or stylised Thor’s hammer, providing a comparative framework for this Mjölnir-type interpretation. In Norse tradition, Thor’s hammer is associated with protection and the defence of Miðgarðr, the human world.
Against this cultural background, the miniature form evokes the strength of Þórr concentrated into an object carried close to the body. Its compact proportions and expressive surface offer a tangible setting for contemplating protection, belonging and the enduring imagery of Norse belief.
Report, Shipping & Photography
A Cultural and Iconographic Assessment Report is available upon request before dispatch. A printed copy will be prepared and included with the shipment. A signed ownership document issued in the buyer’s name can also be provided if requested before dispatch.
Every shipment is fully insured.
The photographs were taken under warm, museum-inspired lighting to present the object’s surface details and historical character naturally. The object was documented using high-resolution imaging equipment. Its physical structure and form have not been altered; only limited colour-balance adjustments have been applied for visual accuracy. Please consider the photographs together with the stated measurements when assessing its size.
Any cords, separate attachment rings or other display accessories visible in the photographs are not included with the object.
Information
The object is presented in good faith, with a commitment to transparency and scholarly consistency. No object is knowingly offered as a copy or imitation.
Dating, cultural attribution, material identification, original function and symbolic interpretation are academic assessments based on typological comparison and the available comparative evidence. Relevant museum examples and expert opinions are considered where available. These assessments are not definitive laboratory findings; more conclusive identification may require further examination and appropriate analysis beyond the scope of the sale.
Wear a piece of history, not just jewelry
Mjölnir-Type Pendant — Thor’s Hammer Symbolism & Distinctive Surface Character
Object Details
Culture: Viking-Age / Norse Tradition Attribution
Period: Proposed Viking Age (ca. 9th–11th Century AD)
Material: Metal Alloy, Probably Bronze
Technique: Cast and Hand-Finished; Three-Dimensional Modelling
Iconography: Stylised Hammer- or Axe-Shaped Composition, Interpreted within Mjölnir Iconography
Dimensions
Height: 26.93 mm ±
Width: 16.71 mm ±
Depth: 8.72 mm ±
Weight: 6.68 g
Description
This distinctive metal-alloy pendant is characterised by a narrow upper terminal, articulated shoulders and a widening lower head. Its substantial three-dimensional modelling creates a sculptural silhouette, while the pierced terminal permits suspension. Green, reddish-brown and ochre surface tones emphasise its irregular contours.
Miniature hammer pendants occupy a documented place within Viking-Age material culture. The British Museum records a copper-alloy example described as a miniature axe-head or stylised Thor’s hammer, providing a comparative framework for this Mjölnir-type interpretation. In Norse tradition, Thor’s hammer is associated with protection and the defence of Miðgarðr, the human world.
Against this cultural background, the miniature form evokes the strength of Þórr concentrated into an object carried close to the body. Its compact proportions and expressive surface offer a tangible setting for contemplating protection, belonging and the enduring imagery of Norse belief.
Report, Shipping & Photography
A Cultural and Iconographic Assessment Report is available upon request before dispatch. A printed copy will be prepared and included with the shipment. A signed ownership document issued in the buyer’s name can also be provided if requested before dispatch.
Every shipment is fully insured.
The photographs were taken under warm, museum-inspired lighting to present the object’s surface details and historical character naturally. The object was documented using high-resolution imaging equipment. Its physical structure and form have not been altered; only limited colour-balance adjustments have been applied for visual accuracy. Please consider the photographs together with the stated measurements when assessing its size.
Any cords, separate attachment rings or other display accessories visible in the photographs are not included with the object.
Information
The object is presented in good faith, with a commitment to transparency and scholarly consistency. No object is knowingly offered as a copy or imitation.
Dating, cultural attribution, material identification, original function and symbolic interpretation are academic assessments based on typological comparison and the available comparative evidence. Relevant museum examples and expert opinions are considered where available. These assessments are not definitive laboratory findings; more conclusive identification may require further examination and appropriate analysis beyond the scope of the sale.

