Enjoy a drink at your medieval banquet with the heraldic goblet. A great decorative piece or talking point at dinner, the goblet makes a great gift; fit for a king.
Enjoy a drink of your finest ale in this heraldic tankard. The tankard is covered in an heraldic pattern of Wyverns and Fleur-de-lis and is the perfect drinking vessel for any medieval banquet.
Remember the legend of Merlin with this highly detailed bronze coloured model. Cast in resin, the model shows the famous wizard battling strong winds while holding onto his magical staff.
Fully enclosed suits of armour (or harnesses as they were known) were a development of the 15th century and afforded paramount protection for the wearer.
Sir Fights Alot is one of the most gallant knights ever to wield a sword. Although he stands just 11cm tall, his courage and stoicism knows no bounds; he is the perfect warrior to help defend your kingdom!
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