Forged Cooking Cauldron Pot Belt Mounts kettle saw and cooking pot

kettle saw and cooking pot shown in photos are available separately

The height of the stand can be adjusted by cutting the pillar to size

The brass strapend is based on an archaeological find from Birka (find number 956 shown in photos below) and the belt buckle is also from a Birka find based on artefact (229)

The belt has no pre stamped holes as it is fastened by knotting the belt around the ring

Forged Cooking Cauldron Pot Belt Mounts kettle saw and cooking potThis cooking fire cauldron pot is a reproduction of an original artefact found in the Oseberg (Osebergskipet ) Viking ship burial in Norway. The Oseberg burial mound contained numerous cooking tools and feasting gear including a long handle cooking pan and tripod (Both available separately) Currently on display in the Viking Ship Museum at Oslo, Norway the original artefact is estimated to be from the 9th century. A photo of the original