Iron Age & Romans Artefacts Handmade by Hands on History

  • Inscribed as a replica of the sword given to a ‘star’ gladiator when he/she was given their freedom.
  • Believed to be used for ritual in Bronze and Iron Ages, possibly for telling the future by a liquid dripping from one spoon into the other. 6 x 4 inches
  • Round fibula brooch with inscribed decoration and inset, semi-precious gemstones. 5 x 8 inches.
  • Mounted warrior chasing down a wild boar, with hunting dog. 6 x 3 inches.
  • Figure of a gladiator with sword, armour, shield and helmet. 6 x 3 inches.
  • Image of a lion attacking a prisoner in the arena. 5 x 4 inches.
  • Bi-metal design inset with semi-precious gemstones. 4 x 6.5 inches.
  • Replica of a rowed warship cloak pin.
  • This type of armour was used by Celtic warriors, especially those from the Iberian Peninsular. Fitted with leather straps to wear.
  • Image of an eagle in flight. 8 x 4 inches.
  • Made with an iron neckpiece and copper inscribed chest plate.
  • Replica iron shield boss with inscribed decoration.
  • Made from ancient bog oak, this is a carving of a Celtic bog burial figure.
  • Oil lamp

    £210.00
    Bi-metal copper and iron oil lamp with inscribed decoration.
  • Replica of the deliberately damaged swords that were sacrificed to the Celtic gods. Supplied blunted.
  • Polished mirror with decorative design on reverse side, with wooden handle.
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