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Unique handcrafted antique metal artifact
Unique handcrafted antique metal artifact

Knight’s Call – Antique Brass Handbell

£45.00

Knight’s Call – Antique Brass Handbell

A finely cast brass handbell featuring a standing knight as the handle, clad in stylised armour and gripping a shield embossed with heraldic detail. The knight rises from the bell’s crown, giving the piece both ornamental charm and tactile character.

Though modest in size, the bell has a surprisingly clear ring and enough weight to feel substantial in hand. Likely mid-20th century, this is not a modern reproduction — it bears the soft patina of age and honest use.

Whether used ceremonially, displayed among curiosities, or gifted to a collector of knightly ephemera, this piece carries with it the quiet dignity of a bygone order.

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Knight’s Call – Antique Brass Handbell

A finely cast brass handbell featuring a standing knight as the handle, clad in stylised armour and gripping a shield embossed with heraldic detail. The knight rises from the bell’s crown, giving the piece both ornamental charm and tactile character.

Though modest in size, the bell has a surprisingly clear ring and enough weight to feel substantial in hand. Likely mid-20th century, this is not a modern reproduction — it bears the soft patina of age and honest use.

Whether used ceremonially, displayed among curiosities, or gifted to a collector of knightly ephemera, this piece carries with it the quiet dignity of a bygone order.

Knight’s Call – Antique Brass Handbell

A finely cast brass handbell featuring a standing knight as the handle, clad in stylised armour and gripping a shield embossed with heraldic detail. The knight rises from the bell’s crown, giving the piece both ornamental charm and tactile character.

Though modest in size, the bell has a surprisingly clear ring and enough weight to feel substantial in hand. Likely mid-20th century, this is not a modern reproduction — it bears the soft patina of age and honest use.

Whether used ceremonially, displayed among curiosities, or gifted to a collector of knightly ephemera, this piece carries with it the quiet dignity of a bygone order.

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