Horns

Drinking horn with rim, tip and holder small

Drinking horn with brass point brass rim and horn stand
polished, and embedded with food-grade beeswax.
Probably the oldest picture of a drinking horn
is the Venus of Laussel, one about 25,000 years ago in
Limestone figure made in France. At the literary
Tradition is mainly Old Norse sagas,
where drinking horns often play a role

The horn is between 32 and 36 cm long

Drinking Horn "Unicorn" painted large

Drinking Horn "Unicorn" painted large
Drinking horn painted polished, and with food-grade beeswax
admitted.
Probably the oldest picture of a drinking horn
is the Venus of Laussel, one about 25,000 years ago in
Limestone figure made in France. At the literary
Tradition is mainly Old Norse sagas,
where drinking horns often play a role

The horn is between 38 and 45 cm long

Drinking horn 37cm

Drinking horn polished with brass tip, and with Food-safe
beeswax taken in. Probably the oldest picture of a drinking horn
is the Venus of Laussel, one about 25,000 years ago in
Limestone figure made in France. At the literary Tradition is
mainly Old Norse sagas, where drinking horns often play a role
The horn has a minimum length of about 37 cm

Drinking horn 31cm

Drinking horn polished with brass tip, and with Food-safe
beeswax taken in. Probably the oldest picture of a drinking horn
is the Venus of Laussel, one about 25,000 years ago in
Limestone figure made in France. At the literary Tradition is
mainly Old Norse sagas, where drinking horns often play a role
The horn has a minimum length of about 31cm

Drinking horn 27cm

Drinking horn polished with brass tip, and with Food-safe
beeswax taken in. Probably the oldest picture of a drinking horn
is the Venus of Laussel, one about 25,000 years ago in
Limestone figure made in France. At the literary Tradition is
mainly Old Norse sagas, where drinking horns often play a role
The horn has a minimum length of about 27 cm