Warrior's Shield - Renaissance 17th -18th Century Bronze Decorative Shield Pendant (PGP197)

Warrior's Shield  -  Renaissance 17th - 18th Century Bronze decorative Shield Pendant.  This beautiful antiquity is crafted from bronze.  Featuring a Medieval design, lovely detailing, and hand - work.   This amulet is made in the form of a shield , displaying exquisite raised detail and a gorgeous bronze patina.  Professionally cleaned artifacts allows collectors to enjoy the piece in it's full glory, and enhances how it was originally intended to look. The pendant has been matched up to a bronze chain, with a secure lobster claw clasp in perfect working order.  This Renaissance  pendant is a stunning and highly collectible piece. Historical, unique,  and so beautiful!  

Note: In the Renaissance era, the people were obsessed with knighthood and chivalry . This pendant would have been made in the form of a warriors shield. The Renaissance period dates from the 15th century - 18th century. 

While the Greeks had created the phalanx (a shield wall held in place by ranks of soldiers), the Romans perfected it. The legionnaires were not only good at the phalanx, they came up with trick formations, like the testudo.

One of the additional major benefits of shield logos is that the shield shape personifies an idea of safety and security. Used since ancient times as protection, shields are associated with shelter from injury or trauma.

Measurements: Pendant (including the bail) 43.00 mm x 33.00 mm  Chain 20" . 

Weight: Pendant 42.80 grams    Chain: 6.00 grams 

Condition: Excellent  Note: Artifacts are luxury items.  They can be worn with care. Do not use chemicals to clean. Only use a damp cloth with water and gently wipe with soft cloth, and pat dry immediately. 

Origin: Northern Europe

Date: 17th-18th Century