Medieval profane pewter badge 'Pair of pattens', rare
Medieval profane pewter badge 'Pair of pattens', rare
Period: 1375-1425
Excepional Medieval profane pewter badge with a pair of pattens. Pattens were Medieval protective overshoes, usually made of wood with leather or cloth bands. The elevation served to protect the normal shoes from the mud and dirt of the street.
This is a rare example in pewter with nice detailing on the band and complete with an openwork suspension loop with a quatrefoil flower.
Width: 27,6 mm
Length: 42 mm (without suspension loop)
Diameter suspension loop: 12,8 mm
Ref: H.J.E. van Beuningen, 'Heilig en Profaan, 1000 laat-Middeleeuwse insignes', p. 316 afb. 993
Article code: 19-0104
Available: 1
Price: € 375.00
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Status
- Webshop
Period
- Middle Ages
Category
- Artefacts
Material
- Pewter
Country
- Nederland