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Summary
Williatn Morris and Icelandic Antiquities
William Morris visited Iceland twice, in 1871 and 1873, when he travelled to the
northern and western parts of the country. Sigurður Vigfússon, who between 1878 and
1892 was the keeper of the Icelandic Museum of Antiquities — now the National
Museum of Iceland - wrote when registering a silver cup bought by the museum in
1872 that the seller of the cup had owned another similar cup which “the Englishnran
Morris or his companions had acquired in 1871“ together with a silver spoon. He also
wrote that they had acquired “ten other silver spoons and many fine old belt clasps,
buttons, belts, etc,“ and he added that this, among others, was a small example of the