A classic blacksmith's anvil with the traditional London-pattern shape: a flat working face, a tapered horn at one end, and a stepped heel with a hardy hole. Its heavy waisted body sits on a broad splayed base built to soak up the ring of the hammer.

The worn, pitted steel surface is scarred with hammer marks and edge chips, giving it the well-used character of a working smithy tool rather than a showroom piece.

This prop is a natural centerpiece for a smithy or workshop diorama, a medieval or frontier village scene, or a fantasy tabletop forge. Pair it with a blacksmith figure, tongs, and a hearth to build out a convincing metalworking corner.