Celtic belts and belt hooks

Celtic fitting with Triskel ornament and eyelet on the back. The antique original use is uncertain, it may have been a clothing button, a shield fitting, a pocket fastener or an ornamental fitting for fabric or leather.

Celtic belt mount or strap distributor with triskel decotration and 3 eyelets. t likely was a part of a sword suspension.

Small belthook with bird´s head, late Latène period, 100 - 50 BC

This celtic belthook is a copy of an original in display at the Landesmuseum Mainz, Germany. Late Latène period, 100 - 50 BC.

Celtic belt-hook with mythic beasts, based on the famous Glauberg find, burial no. 1, 5th century BC.

Celtic belt-hook with mythic beasts, based on the famous Glauberg find, 5th century BC.

Donut-shaped hollow ring for decoration of celtic belts, inspired by a find of the 5th century BC from the Glauberg, Germany.

Celtic bobble pendants, belt decorations of the celtic chieftains graves from the Glauberg, Germany. 5th century BC.

Celtic woman´s belt chain of Latène phase C, 3rd century BC. Have a look!

Celtic belt hook in shape of an mythical beast, originally part of a celtic woman´s beltchain of the middle Latène-period.

Copy of an simple belthook from Hochscheid / Germany, 4th century BC.

Belt hook with animal ornamentation, style of the 5th to 4th century BC.

Large Celtic belthook of Weiskirchen / Germany, early 4th century BC.

Large Celtic belthook of Weiskirchen / Germany, early 4th century BC.