Table Stand for Drinking Horn

First seen in the hands of the assassin sent to kill Bran Stark, ownership of the knife was first attributed to Petyr Baelish and then to Tyrion Lannister. Catelyn Stark used this evidence to accuse and arrest Tyrion for her son’s attempted murder, which started the war between the Starks and Lannisters. Later it was glimpsed in a history text on the Targaryen family that Samwell Tarly read in The Citadel. The knife remained in Petyr Baelish’s possession for some time. Then after he traveled to Winterfell with the Knights of the Vale he gave it to Bran Stark as a gesture of goodwill since the knife had come so close to ending Bran’s life. Bran had no use for a weapon and so passed it on to his sister, Arya. Arya incorporated the use of the knife into her normal fighting style and eventually used the knife to attack the Night King. As she plunged the Valyrian Steel blade into the Night King’s torso the power of the blade shattered the Night King, and with his death all of the other white walkers, and their army of wights, all perished as well through the magic that had connected them to their creator. Thus ending the war against the dead. This adult collectible is officially licensed from HBO®'s hit series Game of Thrones® is made of stainless steel, comes individually serialized, and includes a display and certificate of authenticity. The Game of Thrones® Collection is a series of collectible weapons and armor painstakingly recreated from the actual props used on HBO®’s hit fantasy epic Game of Thrones®. The officially licensed collectibles are made from the highest quality materials and have been crafted with special attention to reproduce the authentic details found on the props.This item is not a toy, please keep out of the reach of children. This replica is intended solely for display purposes as a collector's item. Official HBO Licensed Product © 2019 Home Box Office, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Game of Thrones is a trademark of Home Box Office, Inc. Produced under License by Jalic Inc. Overall Length: 19.5" Blade Length: 10" Blade Material: Stainless steel Handle: Faux "dragon bone" grip with 24k gold plated metal parts. Stand: Wood with map of westeros inset, acrylic dome

This gorgeous Viking drinking horn is named after Olaf the Peacock, chieftain of the early Icelandic Commonwealth. An intricate peacock feather has been lavishly hand-painted onto the horn and sealed for durability. Comes with adjustable, leather belt holster. Hand wash only. Please Note: Due to the Horns being natural, the sizes and color may vary. It is recommended to wash the tankard thoroughly before drinking. • Overall: Approximately 12" tall • Capacity: Approximately 8 oz.

With the discovery of metal, spears became much more effective. In just about all cultures metal butt caps were used to protect the base of the shaft, and to add balance to the overall weapon. This butt cap can be used for any spear since the beginning of the Iron Age. The cap is well made of mild steel, gives an improved appearance and balances the spear. Details: Total length: 5" Weight: 8 oz.

This high carbon steel spearhead is both sturdy and deadly. The open socket fits a 1-1/4" round pole and has two attachment holes for a secure fit.It was known that Vikings would often carry several spears so that they would have a few to throw and at least one to hold in hand combat. This tough spearhead is both sturdy and deadly. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts of high carbon steel the open socket fits a 1-1/4" round pole (not included) and has two attachment holes for a secure fit. Overall: 24-3/4" Spearhead: 13-1/2" long, 1-7/8" wide Wt: 1 lb / 6 oz

This very large spectacular tankard is made of real horn and is safe for drinking. Hand wash only. Perfect for Viking and Medieval events! The tankard is approx. 16 cm high and has a diameter of 8 cm at the widest point. Please note: Since it is a natural product, the product may differ in shape and color from the picture.