ORNAMENTS, MINIATURES & FIGURINES

Listing is for one unit. Choose from four models, Tournament Knight C.1300Tournament Knight C.1500Tournament Knight C.1511Tournament Knight C.1520 This mini tournament knight measures 2.5cm tall and is supplied on a card with a tournament scene on it...

Queen Victoria reigned, for 64 years, during the height of the Industrial Revolution. Her reign was also marked by a great expansion of the British Empire. Charles Darwin was an English naturalist who was famous for his theory of "natural selection"...

The Spitfire is the most famous British fighter aircraft of all time, designed by R.J. Mitchell, and based on his very fast, pre-war seaplane, the S6. The Spitfire MK1 was powered by a 1,030-hp Rolls Royce Merlin engine and had a top speed of 365 mph. It...

BRITAIN AT WAR - Set of 4 On 1st September 1939 Hitler's German army invaded Poland with Britain and France then declaring war on Germany 2 days later. World War II had begun. By June 1940 the Germans had overpowered France and the low countries...

This reproduction Roman bronze of a mouse is modeled on an original Roman piece. Just as today, it would have been used for decorative purposes. The sculpure is just one of a range of beautiful 'Miniature Bronzes' dating from early Egyptian, through to...

Gladiators were trained to fight each other or against animals, sometimes to the death. They would fight for the entertainment of the crowds in arenas and amphitheaters. The set of four mini Gladiator figures includes: a Secutor, Retiarius, Thracian and...

Elephants were often featured in Roman times. Claudius is said to have paraded to Colchester with a procession of elephants as he began the conquest of Britain. Elephants were also used in the amphitheater, as were many other exotic animals. Our Roman...

A centurion was a professional officer of the Roman army. Most centurions commanded 83 men despite the commonly assumed 100, but senior centurions commanded cohorts, or took senior staff roles in their legion. This highly detailed Roman Centurion figure...

Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard was a notorious English pirate who had a short reign of terror in the Caribbean Sea between 1716 and 1718, during a period of time reffered to the Golden Age of Piracy. John Rackham, also known as Calico Jack was...

The innovative A6 Pirate Magnetic Word Kit contains over 120 reusable Pirate themed magnetic words. Use the words to create fun messages. The pack contains a sheet of magnetic words with a Pirate theme presented on an information card, which explains...

The myth of the hare-in-the-moon is almost universal and goes back to ancient times. The hare is always an attribute of lunar deities and can symbolize fertility. The hare was important to the early Britains; Boadicea would release a hare at the...

Minerva was the Roman goddess of wisdom and of war. The owl was the symbol of her wisdom. Minerva herself was derived from the Greek goddess Athena, who was also often portrayed with her owl. The sculpure is just one of a range of beautiful 'Miniature...