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Shield of Charles V

Celtic Plate

The Celtic Plate is highly polished traditional 17th Century style 11″ pewter dinner plate, with the added detailed motif of Celtic Engraving. The Celtic Plate is hand made in England from fine English BS. 179828 quality pewter.

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Celtic Plate

Narnia - Peter’s Sword

Narnia - Peter’s Sword is designed to be an exact replica of the original prop supplied by Weta Workshop Ltd., from The Chronicles of Narnia. The blade of Peter’s sword is constructed of durable hand-forged steel and sturdy full tang and features elegant acid-etched lettering details. The leather grip includes gold-plated, cast-metal details including an exquisite brass lion head. A nickel-chromed steel hand guard completes this authentic work of art.

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Narnia - Peter’s Sword

Wakazashi 21.125 in. Blade

The Wakazashi blade is made from AUS 1050 spring tempered steel. The handle, 6.5 inches long, is covered in ray skin and wrapped in the traditional “cross-over” style with black braid cord. The blade collar is hand-made out of polished brass. Wakazashi comes complete with black lacquered wood scabbard. The overall length of Wakazashi is 27.625 inches with a 21.125 inch blade.

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Wakazashi 21.125 in. Blade

Our Steel Gauntlets with embossed finish are made for display and decoration and cannot be worn.

These gauntlets from Armaduras Medievales are nevertheless historically accurate in their design and decoration and provide some insight into the capabilities of the medieval armorers.

Gauntlets were armored gloves used in medieval Europe. Gauntlets usually had a stiff cuff attached to plates which overlapped each other from the knuckles back to the wrist. The knuckles were protected by a raised or embossed plate which attached to the small finger plates. The finger plates numbered four on the pinkie to six on the middle finger (this varied with hand size). The thumb had similar protection but was only connected to the cuff by a leaf plate to allow the digit freedom of movement. The metal portion of the gauntlet was attached to a leather glove inside it. Obviously, gauntlets varied in materials and embellishment depending on whether they were war, jousting, or ceremonial types. On an interesting note, the phrase “throw down the gauntlet” derives from medieval Europe. One knight could challenge another by throwing his gloves (gauntlets) on the ground before the other knight. If the other knight picked up the gauntlets, he accepted the challenge and the two fought.

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Steel Gauntlet -Embossed Finish

The Celtic flask is a quality, polished pewter 6oz flask with a brass insert in a Celtic knot design. The Celtic flask is produced to a very high standard by Alchemy of England. Celtic flask is 3 1/4″ wide, 5 1/3″ tall, and 7/8″ thick, made of fine English pewter.

The “Celtic knot” remains a major feature of Celtic art. The Celtic knot has no beginning and no end, but turns in upon itself forever. Unlike other people of that period, who concentrated on figures of people and animals, the Celts developed designs that focused on abstract shapes and symbols.

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Celtic Flask

Rampant Knight Banner is a silvery “Knight in Armor” that charges gallantly into battle upon his rampant stallion! The Rampant Knight Banner features deep black top with complementing Royal blue bottom. The banner is 48 inches long and 22-1/2 inches wide. Made of durable cotton.

The purpose of banner was to bear a noble’s arms. In the earlier heraldic period, the banner of one’s leader showed where his men should rally, and the badge they bore could easily be one of the charges on that banner.

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Rampant Knight Banner

Armaduras circular wall display shield or targe, will hold up to three swords.

This shield replicates an original dating to the reign of Charles V, King of Spain and ruler of the Holy Roman Empire. Crafted in burnished steel, the shield is embossed with bronzed decorations in the form of a central Medusa head and radial lion’s heads. The shield is equipped for wall hanging and has a back-mounted bracket which will hold up to three swords (not included). Great display piece.

Full size - 24″
Steel construction

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Medusa Wall Display Shield

Large Medieval Dragon Skull is cast in resin and hand detailed to a very old and realistic finish. The horns are detachable; easily assembled. Large Medieval Dragon Skull looks great mounted on the wall or placed on a table. The overall length of the Large Medieval Dragon Skull is 14 inches.

Possess an ancient skull of the most powerful creature of medieval lore!

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Large Medieval Dragon Skull

The Magic Unicorn Banner has a deep black top panel and a gold bottom panel. The Unicorn Crest is silk-screened on in silver. The height of the Magic Unicorn banner is 48 inches and the width is 22 ½ inches. Made of durable cotton.

Unicorn is a mythic animal with the body of a white horse, the legs of an antelope, and the tail of lion; a single spiral horn growing out of its forehead. It is the symbol of supreme magical power. It teaches that every action is creation, so make every day count. In addition, it helps to understand the relationship between physical and spiritual realities.

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The Magic Unicorn Banner

The Tomb of Golden Pharaoh is a miniature Replica of the King Tut Sarcophagus, measuring 7″.

This exquisite miniature of one of Egypt’s great treasures, the Sarcophagus and mummy of King Tut will surely please any historian and lover of Egyptian art. Made of resin and beautifully detailed by hand in rich deep colors and glistening gold tones. Set includes sarcophagus with decorated lid and removable mummy.

The term Pharaoh derives from an Egyptian word, Pr-Aa, meaning “Great House.” Originally, the term was used for a royal palace, later it came into vogue to refer to the king. Pharaoh was applied to Egyptian kings from c. 1500 to 343 BC. Pharaohs were viewed as gods; keeping their divine status even after death. A pharaoh’s will was supreme, and he governed by royal decree, with the assistance of viziers. The common people nevertheless judged a pharaoh by his deeds; many were criticized, plotted against, and even deposed and killed.

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The Tomb of Golden Pharaoh

Early Anubius “Beast of the Tomb”

Approx Weight: 6 lbs

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Early Anubius “Beast of the Tomb

Armaduras Suit of Armour - Engraved, full size replika based on a European suit of armor from the 16th Century.

This full size replica will make an outstanding addition to the decor of any home or office. Crafted in Toledo, Spain in burnished steel with authentic classical engraved details, the suit is fully articulated and mounted on a wooden frame and a polished hardwood base. The sword, which replicates an original owned by Charles V, is included.

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Armaduras Suit of Armour Engraved

Monty Python Helmet Of The Black Knight

Monty Python Helmet Of The Black Knight

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Monty Python Helmet Of The Black Knight

Night Dragon Tapestry

The Night Dragon tapestry is made of 100% cotton, pre-shrunk, color-fast and machine washable. The image of the Night Dragon is positioned on the entire tapestry, featuring large bat wings, long tail and large nails. The size of the Night Dragon tapestry is 80″ by 100″. The tapestry is available in blue.

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Night Dragon Tapestry

Iroquois Tomahawk Pipe

Iroquois Tomahawk Pipe

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Iroquois Tomahawk Pipe

16th Century Italian Armor

16th Century Italian Armor stands about 6 ft tall on its wooden base, and 7 ft when you add the height of its halberd. It boasts a stud crested breastplate and aged blue finish. 16th Century Italian Armor is life size and is made of no rust aluminum for ease of upkeep. The armor features a fine decorated breastplate, broad guarded pauldrons (shoulders) and antique finish for an aged appearance. Halberd and wooden base included.

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16th Century Italian Armor