Tågaborg Horse
Horse figure after model form Tågaborgshöjden, Helsingborg, Skåne, Sweden. Bronze Age. Length approx. 10 cm.
The horses were discovered in 1885 during the construction of a bicycle path in Tågaborg, at what is now Karl X Gustavsgatan 14. In addition to the horses, two socketed axes, a pole staff, and four spearheads were found, and according to a 1903 report by Carl Wibling, a bronze disc the size of a spade blade as well as remains of a bronze vehicle were also discovered – suggesting that the find may originally have constituted a so-called sun chariot.
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Our historical glassware consists of meticulously crafted replicas that capture the 2000-year history of glassblowing. Each piece is mouth-blown and handmade, featuring details such as decorations and glass threads, giving them an authentic character. A hallmark of handmade glass is the punt mark on the underside, the softly rounded edge on the rim, and subtle variations in size, thickness, and details. The specially formulated glass material mimics historical color tones and includes small air bubbles and structural variations, which together contribute to the glassware's unique and genuine character.
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