Lindisfarne Knot Spirit Flasks
This simple, but striking knot from the Lindisfarne Gospels features on these handsome pewter spirit flasks. The six ounce flask measures 95mm (3¾ inches) across and the smaller four ounce flask is 80mm (three inches) across. Both flasks come in smart presentation boxes with information about the design and about the care of pewter. Pewter flasks are intended for the short term storage of spirits only.

4F128 - 4oz Lindisfarne Knot Flask   Price £26.95
6F128 - 6oz Lindisfarne Knot Flask   Price £32.50

Tara Trinket Box
The Tara Brooch is the finest example of 8th century Irish metalwork. Our Tara design is taken fron one small detail in the elaborate gilt ornamentation that covers the brooch. The trinket box is 55mm (2¼ inches) in diameter and lined with a smart dark blue satin it comes presentation boxed.

TB124 - Tara Trinket Box Price £15.95

Cardinham Cross Trinket Box
The original eighth century Cardinham Cross is carved from granite and stands in the churchyard at Cardinham on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. The Cardinham Cross Trinket box is 55mm (2¼ inches) in diameter and lined with dark blue satin it comes in a smart presentation box.

TB42 - Cardinham Cross Box    Price £15.95

Inverurie Horses Trinket Box
This Pictish carving of a high stepping horse is found on a stone in the Kirkyard at Inverurie in Aberdeenshire. The trinket box is 55mm (2¼ inches) in diameter and lined with a smart dark blue satin. It comes presentation boxed.

TB1 - Inverurie Horses Trinket Box   Price £15.95

Serpents Dish
Stylised representations of animals are very common in Celtic art. Serpents often feature on carved stones and in manuscripts illustrated by the monks of the Early Celtic Church. We have serpents on this shallow pewter dish which measures 83mm (3¼ inches) across and comes in a smart presentation box.

D131 - Serpents Dish Price £13.95

Inverurie Horses Dish
This Pictish carving of a high stepping horse is found on a stone in the Kirkyard at Inverurie in Aberdeenshire. The dish which 83mm (3¼ inches) in diameter comes in a smart black presentation box is also shown side view.

D1 - Inverurie Horses Dish Price £13.95

Durrow Knot Dish
The medallion of interlaced ribbons on this pewter Dish comes from the Gospel of St John in The Book of Durrow, a medieval manuscript illustrated by Irish monks in the eighth century. The dish measures 83mm (3¼ inches) across and comes in a smart black presentation box.

D3 - Durrow Knot Dish Price £13.95

Celtic Cross Dish
This dish displays a traditionally shaped Celtic Cross, intricately covered in Celtic knotwork with a triskele at the centre.. The dish which 83mm (3¼ inches) in diameter comes in a smart black presentation box is also shown side view.

D424 - Celtic Cross Dish Price £13.95

Bird Medallion Dish
The interlocking birds and Celtic knotwork on this dish are found in the illustrations in the Lindisfarne Gospels, a medieval manuscript lettered and illuminated by the monks of the Holy Isle of Lindisfarne in the eighth century. The dish measures 83mm (3¼ inches) across and comes in a smart black presentation box.

D17 - Bird Medallion Dish Price £13.95

Kells Quaich
'Quaich' comes from the Gaelic word 'cuach' meaning cup. A quaich filled with whisky was shared as a welcome or a parting cup and are still used when friends and family gather, at weddings and christenings. They make ideal presents for these occasions. The bowl has a 100mm (4 inch) diameter and the quaich comes in a smart blue presentation box with information on the history of the design. Also pictured is a close up view of the handle, showing the entwined animals and birds that are typical of the wonderfully detailed illumoinations of the Book of Kells.

Q1 - Kells Quaich Price £31.75

Knotwork Quaich
'Quaich' comes from the Gaelic word 'cuach' meaning cup.
For the ancient Celts the idea that they lived on after death was a strong reality and their use of the unending knotwork was a symbol of their belief in the continuity between this world and the 'Otherworld'. This quaich, with its knotwork design handles, has a 100mm (4 inch) diameter bowl and comes in a smart blue presentation box with information on the design and the care of pewter.

Q3 - Knotwork Quaich Price £31.75

Tree of Life Picture Frame
The Tree of Life growing from a single pot is found on carvings on Pictish stones as well as in the illustrations in the Book of Kells. Our substantial Tree of Life bangle shows the leaves and berries of the mistletoe, a plant that was revered as sacred by the Celts. The polished pewter picture frame is 82mm (3¼ inches) by 70mm (2¾ inches) and comes in a smart black presentation box.

PF1 - Tree of Life Picture Frame   Price £19.05

Celtic Knot Picture Frame
The unending knotwork was a symbol of the continuity between this world and the next or "Otherworld". Examples of knotwork are found on a variety of Celtic artefacts from the carvings on stones and crosses to the detailed illustrations of the Gospels of Lindisfarne and Kells lettered by monks in the seventh century. The polished pewter picture frame is 82mm (3¼ inches) by 70mm (2¾ inches) and comes in a smart black presentation box.

PF2 - Celtic Knot Picture Frame   Price £19.05