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Derived from designs carved into king chess pieces, reeded tendrils disgorged by beasts swirl around the tankard’s body, its handle terminating in the figure of a dragon biting itself. Whether mead or IPA, pewter keeps that quaff crisp....

The unicorn is a symbol of purity and virtue in heraldry, but also of royal jurisprudence. This patch is very detailed and ideally suited to be affixed to shields, coats of arms or banners. The back is equipped with an ironing adhesive,...

The griffin stands in heraldry for valor, perseverance and courage. Fine and detailed, we offer this heraldic animal as a  two-coloured patch. It is ideally suited to be affixed to shields, coats of arms or banners. The back is...

Lothar's jaw was set in grim determination. As one of the King's elite guardsmen he had a duty to protect the Queen and the royal heir. He thought proudly to himself on how the filthy Orcs would not get past him. Sadly, he was facing...

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...