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What do you get an ancient pottery specialist for Christmas? Well last year it was a replica of a Staffordshire statue c. 1750 showing a male rider and his lady companion. We hope to add some Staffordshire replicas to our collection in 2019 https://t.co/RVn9aobUxf

Perfume has been fragrancing our lives for thousands of years, and the Greeks have been producing perfume for both men and women for millennia. As well as beautiful bottles to put it in, like this replica of a siren bottle. Shop now https://t.co/gY0kJOT5qu

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This collared urn was inspired by one found at Carneddau Cairn near Carno, Wales. Cairn burials were common in the early to mid part of the Bronze Age where the dead were cremated and placed in collared urns like this. Full details in our shop. Shop now https://t.co/GF2gxKDJjU

More stocking filler fun! Our range of votive body parts make a fab little stocking filler for anyone with a love of history. And you can use them to play the Roman version of Mr Potato Head 😂😂😂 Shop now https://t.co/Y3GSYmFizK

New in our Durrington Walls Collection! With feasting and food appearing to be a vital part of the celebrations that took place at Durrington it is unsurprising that sherds of bowls such as this have been discovered. Full details here https://t.co/KkALDkvMmW

It is believed that the success of the Vikings in Norway lead to a shortage of land & the need to find new land. With the Vikings coming to Brit we saw the return of the potters wheel, lost with the Romans, to make pitchers such as this pitcher. Shop now https://t.co/T2lk5uKbIq

The original of this stunning Buckelurne was excavated from an Anglo Saxon cemetery near to the Romano British settlement of Sandy in Bedfordshire and is on display in the British Museum. But you can own your own museum quality replica. Shop now https://t.co/UklyCZ81ns

White cattle were considered to be of great value & importance to the Greeks & Romans, & feature in several of their myths. Therefor it is little surprised that these highly prized creatures would be used as inspiration for this high statue ceramic lamp. https://t.co/zwr3FP6akN

Excavations of a Viking settlement in Torksey, Lincolnshire, unearthed beautiful Viking pots, resulting in this style of pottery being known as Torksey ware. This replica spouted pitcher is a fine example of this iconic pottery style. Shop replicas now https://t.co/rrMkKvjj8W