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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...

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...

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...

A swag-bellied tankard of ale and its drinker would have been regulars in the taverns of the late 1700s. Liberty’s take on a mid 18th century example, with its robust scrolled handle, moulded foot and curvaceous form, lets you sidle up...

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....

King’s Landing has fallen. Sansa Stark, declaring the North an independent realm, is crowned Queen in the North. Her coronet of two growling direwolves with scale-like fur, faithfully replicated in fine pewter, encircles the glass...

The largest and most aggressive of Daenerys Targaryen’s brood of three, Drogon is the last known surviving dragon in Westeros. Crouched menacingly on a pillar of rock, and sculpted to great effect in fine pewter, the fire-breathing...

Emerging from the carved likeness of Salazar Slytherin, the fearsome Basilisk prepares to strike in  Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets . The giant serpent rears up sinuously to form a handle of this child-sized mug, in satin...

Harry’s first encounter with the hippogriff Buckbeak in  Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban  begins a loyal and affectionate friendship. In satin finish pewter with selective highlighting, the proud hippogriff forms the...

One of the mightiest fire-drakes of the Third Age, Smaug’s capture of the Dwarf kingdom of Erebor is unchallenged for two centuries, so terrible is his wrath. Vast and fearsome as he is, Smaug’s demise will ultimately be a result of his...

One of five Wizards from the Undying Lands sent to contest the power of Sauron, Gandalf’s ceaseless efforts in hunting down the One Ring and his rallying of the peoples of Middle-earth play a decisive role that leads to its destruction....

The most ancient of Middle-earth’s many races, Ents are protectors of all growing things but especially trees, which they resemble. Chief amongst them is Treebeard, Guardian Ent, and eldest of his kind. Placid and patient for the most...

Seduced, then abandoned by the One Ring, Sméagol or Gollum’s association with it is undoubtedly the most tragic. Although it prolongs his life, its terrible power turns him into a misshapen solitary and malicious creature. In the end,...

Aragorn II wears the ancient crown of Eärnur. Played here by a nephrite jade cabochon, the gem Elessar sits in an eagle-shaped mount, clasping the collar of his robe which tapers into an elegant stem. The solemnity of the Heir of...

One of the smallest members of the Fellowship, but one with the gravest task. As Ringbearer, young Frodo Baggins must traverse Middle-earth to destroy the Master-Ring, gilt in 24K gold and forming the base of this unique goblet. It...

Sinuous serpents in pewter, taken from a bishop chess piece, coil around a half-pint glass fashioned after that most evocative of the period’s vessels, a drinking horn. Unearthed on the Isle of Lewis in 1831, in the wilderness of...

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...

Rather than detract, the goblet’s minimal design enhances its possibilities. Its handsome proportions, generous bowl and robust spindle stem, borrowed from ecclesiastical chalices of the 1800s, make it an easy choice for wine, water, or...

A limited edition of 1,000 individually numbered pieces worldwide. Drogon, the alpha amongst Daenerys Targaryen’s three dragons, asserts his dominance, unfurled wings exaggerating his already immense size. Cast in fine pewter, 24K...

A Dwarf of Erebor, Gimli son of Glóin’s strong and lasting friendship with the Wood-elf Legolas, forged whilst journeying with the Fellowship, is remarkable, given the long-standing enmity between the two races. About the collection...