Monet Postcard Book A selection of postcards, with prints of Monets famous paintings.

Morris Postcard Book These postcards show prints of the works by William Morris (1834-1896).

Penguin Ornament - Wings Down Penguins are said to have been discovered by the explorer Ferdinand Magellan, circa 1500 7.5cm H

Polar Bear Mother & Baby Ornament The power and speed of polar bears made them popular subjects for ornaments in the Art Deco period (1920-1939), when a passion for progress and power reinvigorated the design world. 5cm H, 7cm W

Polar Bears Hugging Ornament The power and speed of polar bears made them popular subjects for ornaments in the Art Deco period (1920-1939), when a passion for progress and power reinvigorated the design world. 9.5cm H, 6cm W

Sun & Moon Face Sundial Sundials are the oldest-known device for measuring the time. Ours has appropriately celestial decoration. 9cm H, 19cm W, 19cm D

Thistledown Glass Box Victorian children believed that if they caught a piece of thistledown they had caught a fairy! A sentimental tradition which has remained in the hearts and imaginations of many throughout the decades. This thistledown-adorned glass box is perfect for storing keepsakes. There’s a matching frame and candle holder available too (see below).

13.1cm H, 8.9cm W, 5.6cm D

Classical Pillar Candle Our elegant candle shaped like a roman pillar is inspired by the decorated pillars that are amongst the foremost features of Classical architecture. Caution - Please take care with lighted candles! Make sure you remove all packaging before lighting this candle. Keep wick trimmed to 6mm(1/ 4")and remove any fragments of wick and pieces of match.

When candle is alight never leave it unattended and keep it away from flammable materials. Do not allow it to continue burning if flame becomes enlarged. Candles should not be permitted to burn for more than 3 hours at a time and should not be burned to completion.

12cm H, 13cm W, 13cm D

Victorians were fascinated by the new art of photography and our frame is inspired by the exquisitely ornate frames made to hold the marvellous new images. For Photographs: 2.5" x 3.5"

Enamel Fairy Charm Charms played a part in the culture and social life of many ancient civilizations. The ancient Egyptians wore charms as amulets to ward off evil spirits and provided protection while early Christian Pilgrims wore badges to protect them on their journeys to and from holy shrines. In the 19th century Queen Victoria’s devotion to charm bracelets turned them into a decorative fashion – The Victorians loved sentimental mementos and often gave charms as a token of love or to bring good luck.

Fiary charm made from sterling silver and Plique a Jour enamel wings