A detailed resin replica plaque of Minotaur. Based on a design from a drinking vessel found in a Minoan palace at Knossos. Size: 12cm x 18cm.
Minotaur Plaque
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Pair of Plaques
A pair of resin casts from two original terracotta plaques found at Corbridge Fort on Hadrian's Wall. Approx 12cm tall x 7 cm wide.
Romulus & Remus Statue
Superb resin reproduction approx 20cm wide x 14.5cm tall.
Serpent Offering Plaque
This figure of a seated Maya making an offering is a typical scene found at many Mayan sites - mostly dating from around 400 to 600 AD. The figure giving the offering is likely to be the Mayan god Yum Kaax, the lord of the forest. He was seen as a protector of hunters...
Set of 2 Maya Plaques
A pair of detailed reproduction resin Maya plaques - approx 73mm x 55mm & 71mm x 32mm.
Sitting Maize God
This intricately carved figure depicts a version of a sitting maize god. He is shown with a large corn headdress and large round earrings. These Mexican ceramics are handmade in the traditional 'barro' style and are fired in a small kiln before being carefully...
Small Chacmool
Chacmool statues have been found at many Maya and Aztec sites including the famous Chichen Itza. The bowl that they hold is believed to have been a receptacle for religious offerings. Both the Maya and Aztecs held fearful beliefs about their gods. They thought that...
Small God of Maize Idol
This small and intricately carved figure depicts a version of a sitting maize god. He is shown with a large corn headdress and large round earrings. These Mexican ceramics are handmade in the traditional 'barro' style and are fired in a small kiln at a small...
Small Scarab Beetle
The ancient Egyptians used symbols in their art and religion. One symbol was the scarab beetle, which was a bug found all over ancient Egypt. It was connected to the Egyptian sun god, Ra. This is because the scarab rolls balls of dung across the ground, an act that...
Small Scarab Beetle
The ancient Egyptians used symbols in their art and religion. One symbol was the scarab beetle, which was a bug found all over ancient Egypt. It was connected to the Egyptian sun god, Ra. This is because the scarab rolls balls of dung across the ground, an act that...
Small Serpent Head
These large, handmade 'barro' pottery serpent heads are based on those found in various temples across Mesoamerica. Commonly referred to as the Feathered Serpent or as Quetzalcoatl by the Aztecs and as Kulkulkan by the Maya, the heads are famously found adorning the...
Small Sphinx
In the myths of the Ancient Egyptians, a sphinx was a creature with a lion’s body and a person’s head. Statues of sphinxes were often built to guard tombs and temples and these commonly had the head of a Pharaoh or a god. The most famous of these statues, the Great...
Small White Glazed Carved Scarab
The ancient Egyptians used symbols in their art and religion. One symbol was the scarab beetle, which was a bug found all over ancient Egypt. It was connected to the Egyptian sun god, Ra. This is because the scarab rolls balls of dung across the ground, an act that...
Sphinx
Trojan Horse
A detailed replica resin Trojan Horse model on 6 wooden wheels. Constructed by the Greeks to gain entrance into the walled city of Troy during the Trojan War. Approx 14cm x 20cm x 9cm.
Vintage Anubis Figure
During mummification, the priest has to dress like the god Anubis. Anubis is the god of mummification. His job was to make sure the dead person was mummified and also had safe passage through the underworld. It is said that Anubis embalmed Osiris (the god of the...