middle ages

Catalog number: SMA10

Your Price: 17.00 €

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Lindisfarne Stone (IXth century) reproduction, England. Material: special durable gypsum. Size circa: 4.5 x 9.5 x 12 cm.

Catalog number: SMA09

Your Price: 15.00 €

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Ceramic ODIN, wall decoration. Size circa 9,5 x 9,5 cm.

Catalog number: SMA08

Your Price: 15.00 €

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Ceramic VALKNUT, wall decoration. Size circa 9,5 x 9,5 cm.

Catalog number: SMA07

Your Price: 35.00 €

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Ceramic Head of the Oseberg Ship. Size: 18 x 28 cm.

Catalog number: SMA06

Your Price: 14.00 €

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The Lewis Chess Collection (Uig Chessmen) was discovered in 1831 in a sand bank at the Bay of Uig (west coast of the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland). They are now exhibited in the Royal Museum in Edinburgh and the British Museum in London.

It is believed that chess figures were made in Norway, possibly by craftsmen in Trondheim in the 12th century. Almost all of the pieces in this collection are carved from walrus ivory and whale teeth. These unique chess figures include: 8 kings, 8 queens, 15 knights, 12 rooks, 19 pawns and 16 bishops.

Our reproduction is made from artificial stone, respectively special hardened gypsum. Size: 7. x 9.5 cm.

Catalog number: SMA05

Your Price: 14.00 €

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The Lewis Chess Collection (Uig Chessmen) was discovered in 1831 in a sand bank at the Bay of Uig (west coast of the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland). They are now exhibited in the Royal Museum in Edinburgh and the British Museum in London.

It is believed that chess figures were made in Norway, possibly by craftsmen in Trondheim in the 12th century. Almost all of the pieces in this collection are carved from walrus ivory and whale teeth. These unique chess figures include: 8 kings, 8 queens, 15 knights, 12 rooks, 19 pawns and 16 bishops.

Our reproduction is made from artificial stone, respectively special hardened gypsum. Size: 3.8 x 9.0 cm.

Catalog number: SMA04

Your Price: 14.00 €

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The Lewis Chess Collection (Uig Chessmen) was discovered in 1831 in a sand bank at the Bay of Uig (west coast of the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland). They are now exhibited in the Royal Museum in Edinburgh and the British Museum in London.

It is believed that chess figures were made in Norway, possibly by craftsmen in Trondheim in the 12th century. Almost all of the pieces in this collection are carved from walrus ivory and whale teeth. These unique chess figures include: 8 kings, 8 queens, 15 knights, 12 rooks, 19 pawns and 16 bishops.

Our reproduction is made from artificial stone, respectively special hardened gypsum. Size: 4.7 x 9.5 cm.

Catalog number: SMA01

Your Price: 18.00 €

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Material: artificial stone. Size: 265x140x20 mm; 0,65 kg

Catalog number: SMA03

Your Price: 21.00 €

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Material: artificial stone. Size: 250x140x20 mm; 0,75 kg.

Catalog number: SMA02

Your Price: 20.00 €

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Grave of princess Guta. Material: artificial stone. Size: 130x270x15 mm; 1,3 kg.