Special roman replicas

This beautiful little vessel is a miniature version of a large roman brazier from Pompeii. It can be used as a tealight warmer, as a candlestick or as a burner for incense.

Roman tripod table with figurative decorations. They were used as well in religious ceremonies as in the dining room (triclinium) of the roman upper class.

This bracelets with hemispherical segments were very common in the 1st century, many examples survived in the lost city of Pompei. The Original of our reproduction was found in Herculaneum.

Assembling kit with elaborate wood parts after the find from Vettweiss-Froitzheim, Germany. The dice tower is more than 20 centimeters high, easy and fast to built. New model 2018!

 Lararium, a roman household shrine. Assembling kit made from wooden precut parts.

Portable roman sundial (vertical disc dial) made after a find from Oxford.

 Lararium, a roman household shrine. Assembling kit no. 2, made from wooden precut parts.

At the silver pendant, Cernunnos is portrayed in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring).  Cernunnos carries a sack and distributes his gifts to the animals of the forest.

Cernunnos is here shown in the famous posture with crossed legs, wearing a torques (neckring). On his knees he carries a bag, Cernunnos distributes his gifts for the animals of the forest.

In ancient times, the image of Medusa was used to repel misfortune. Our beautiful Medusa pendant is a lucky charm in this traditon.

In ancient times, the image of Medusa was used to repel misfortune. Our beautiful Medusa pendant is a lucky charm in this traditon.

Pendant of the roman Venus, the goddess of love and sex (greek Aphrodite) in shape of a miniaturized roman phalera.

Pendant of the roman Venus, the goddess of love and sex (greek Aphrodite) in shape of a miniaturized roman phalera.

Pendant with the portrait of the Minerva / Athena, from our Phalera jewelry series. As goddess of wisdom she protects teachers, doctors, poets, artists and craftsmen.

Our reconstructed cochlear is based on an original find from the Limes region in the province of Upper Germany (germania superior). 2nd - 3rd century AD.

Our reconstructed cochlear is based on an original find that was on display in the former exhibition of the Landesmuseum Mainz, the ancient Mogontiacum in Germany. 1st - 3rd century AD.

Stunning roman spoon. Remarkable is the design of the grip, comprising a lion-head on a curved animal leg, standing on a griffin´s head which carries the spoon bowl. 

Reconstruction of a nice roman handle with 2 anthitetic dolphins, the animals of the goddess Venus. Handles of this kind were fitted at boxes, cases and even at military helmets.

Heavy roman key of a lock with sliding bolt, based on an original of the Saalburg-collection, Germany.

Dice made of bone, after ancient finds with drilled single ring decorations around the eyes. The dices are made by hand especially for us from real bovine bones.