9th-12th century AD. A group of three silver axehead pendantsprising: one bifacial pendant with splayed, D-section cutting edge, geometric motif to the cheek and integral loop; one with flared, D-section cutting edge and circular socket, doubling as a spension loop; one sheet-metal trapezoidal axe head with pierced flange, spended on a ring with twisted wire terminals. 6.56 grams total, 17-33mm high (3/4 - 1 1/4"). European art market in the 2000s. UK private collection. Property of a Surrey gentleman. [3]