Warrior Tea Caddy

Voted one of England’s 100 cultural icons in a project by the British Government’s Department for Culture, Media and Sport, the early 7th century Sutton Hoo helmet is widely regarded as one of the most important Anglo-Saxon artefacts ever found.

In fragments when unearthed, extant pieces of the iron and tinned copper alloy helmet have been painstakingly reassembled. Our tea caddy, which draws from the superb fully complete replica based on the reconstruction, reproduces all the helmet’s signature decorative features, including the stamped interlacing scrollwork and the ‘Dancing Warrior’ and ‘Fallen Warrior’ motifs.

About the collection
A project with the British Museum, this collaboration draws on the public institution’s vast collection of over 8 million artefacts, documenting the story of human culture from its earliest days to the present. Each piece is marked with the British Museum logotype.

Sutton Hoo Helmet

We are a team with a long history of designing and originating armour for film, tv and larp. 

You will have seen our work (but under other companies' credits) on numerous projects in film and tv and in other larp oriented businesses, so it's likely that some of our products may seem familiar.

In 2012 we decided to take our vast experience and use it to create the armour and props that we have always wanted to make, thus Wyrmwick Creations Ltd was born.

We have a team of in-house armours and artisans that can create a huge variety of items. We are making new products all the time and welcome a challenge!

Thought to be a fitting from a seax or dagger scabbard, the silver gilt object’s exquisite animal head translates as a pleasantly weighted letter opener. Pointed ears, enormous fangs between which its tongue curls out to touch its throat, hatching and diagonal mouldings are all beautifully modelled.

The late 8th century artefact, found in London, carries a runic inscription which to date has defied translation.

About the collection
A project with the British Museum, this collaboration draws on the public institution’s vast collection of over 8 million artefacts, documenting the story of human culture from its earliest days to the present. Each piece is marked with the British Museum logotype.

Mouth agape, Bacchus seems to be encouraging a far more frequent pour of wine. In bright finish pewter and food safe silicone, the pourer comes with a cork-tipped pewter bung.

In the Roman pantheon, Bacchus is the god of the grape harvest and winemaking, revelry and theatre, customarily depicted in frescoes, ceramics, mosaics and statuary crowned with vine leaves and grape clusters.


About the collection
The Mediterranean, home of the common grape vine vitis vinifera, provides the thematic link for an eclectic collection of wine accessories.

Crowned with an abundance of vine leaves and grape clusters, the god of revelry might appear to be puckering up for an inebriated kiss. Instead, wine issues from his lips in soft launch fashion against the decanter’s neck to enhance aeration.

In the Roman pantheon, Bacchus is the god of the grape harvest and winemaking, revelry and theatre, customarily depicted in frescoes, ceramics, mosaics and statuary crowned with vine leaves and grape clusters.

A sieve to catch any lees or cork fragments is included.


About the collection
The Mediterranean, home of the common grape vine vitis vinifera, provides the thematic link for an eclectic collection of wine accessories.

The humans are short lived and greedy creatures, like lice infecting the world with their disease-ridden numbers. That’s why you kill every human you ever come across.

You keep a collection of human fingers, hung from leather around your neck. You want those lousy men to fear you and your ferocious might. Wearing your Human Forefinger Trophy around your neck has caused quite a commotion in the human ranks.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Human Forefinger Trophy is a grisly latex accessory designed to imitate the pointer finger of a humanoid foe. Made from 100% natural latex and stuffed with cotton to give it a realistic weight and feel, this finger adornment can be hung as a talisman from a belt or neck using its leather cord. It is sure to create fear--and hatred--in the hearts of your enemies.

The Human Forefinger Trophy is sculpted and handpainted to appear as if it has been cut off from flesh. Thickened, rough edges along the base look like clots of blood coagulated from the wound. This trophy finger is skin-coloured with shaded creases. It can be carefully dry-brushed or customized using Epic Effects Makeup.

HISTORY

• Similar in use to the historical practice of human trophy collecting
• Remains of the deceased were collected to demonstrate dominance or to commemorate

Half-Life 2 Gravity Gun 1:1 Scale Prop Replica

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• You know you want one.
• The Gravity Gun from Half-Life 2 in full scale!
• Zero Point Energy Field Manipulator measures 2-feet long.
• Features glowing orange LEDs and 4 unique sounds taken directly from the video game!

Created directly form the digital data supplied by Valve and fully accurate and authentic to the model from Half-Life 2, it's the Half-Life 2 Gravity Gun 1:1 Scale Prop Replica! The Gravity Gun, also known as the Zero Point Energy Field Manipulator, is a full-size, 1:1 scale model of the tractor-beam weapon featured in the Half-Life video games. It measures nearly 2-feet long and features glowing orange LEDs, 2 handles, 2 triggers, and 4 unique sounds directly from the video game. As a bonus, a carefully concealed fold-away kick-stand allows you to display your Gravity Gun on the shelf or desktop when not in use. Requires 3x "C" batteries, not included. 

Founded in 1985 and based in New Jersey, NECA (National Entertainment Collectibles Association) is a worldwide leader in the design, development, and marketing of collector toys and consumer products. Its many first-class offerings cover a spectrum of genre, licensed properties, and types of merchandise, and are sold in more than 50 countries on 6 continents. In NECA’s gigantic selection, there really is “something for everyone”!

PREPARE TO DO BATTLE

The guys at ThinkGeek are expertss on geek style. After all, they've been churning out geeky shirts long before it was cool to be a geek. So it should be no surprise that one day during a secret meeting in the dark catacombs beneath the ThinkGeek World Domination HQ the discussion strayed toward geeky apparel that they hadn't yet covered. That's when Chwat took a paper cut to the chest. A big, massive paper cut. And you know how those suckers hurt. UX Designer down! It was immediately obvious to everyone in the room what the next amazing geeky apparel item should be... CHAIN MAIL.

The ThinkGeek Chain Mail Necktie is honest-to-goodness real metal chain mail hand-forged by dwarves in forbidden mines near the center of the earth and delivered to the ThinkGeek warehouse by shrieking black apparitions in the dead of night. Its bright shine and relative light weight comes from its anodized aluminum construction. And it will protect you from becoming the next Chwat. Buy a chain mail necktie today!

Product Specifications

• Chain mail necktie
• Perfect for fighting all your office battles
• 10 mm ring diameter
• Adjustable clasp in back will fit neck up to 23" around
• Materials: anodized aluminum

ThinkGeek started as an idea. A simple idea to create and sell stuff that would appeal to the thousands of people out there who were on the front line and in the trenches as the Internet was forged. ThinkGeek started as a way to serve a market that was passionate about technology, from programmers, engineers, students, lovers of open source, to the masses that helped create the behind-the-scenes Internet culture. Three out of the four founding ThinkGeek members started an ISP in the Northern Virginia area way way back in 1995. We couldn't afford Solaris, learned about a free UNIX-like OS, and spent almost an entire day downloading it onto over 50 floppies for installation on an old 486 laptop with no cd-rom (thanks Slackware!). After a few years with the ISP gig, the ThinkGeek idea popped into our heads, and, operating out of a spare room at the ISP office we setup shop and launched the site on Friday the 13th, 1999... All the founding members are still in town, and we've continued to grow our product line, expand our staff (including several canines) and enhance the way we interface with customers. Who would have thought...