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| Smoke and Fire Dragon - This is just so cute I had to get some. It is pictured as a smoking accessory - there is a space for a lighter behind the dragon who is holding an ashtray below which his tail curls to hold a pack of cigarettes. Now, most of you know what I'm about to say - Use it for CHOCOLATE! That's right - chocolate batons in the back, truffles where the pack goes and M&M's or coffee flavoured chocolate beans (or chocolate covered coffee beans) in the ashtray (provided it's not been used as an ashtray!). You know you want it! |
£29 |
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| NEM2039 - Gothic Decadence Dragon Flatware - Brought in as an alternative to the better quality, more expensive Wyverex Dragon Canteen of Cutlery, this is of surprisingly high quality for the low price. There are four knives, spoons and forks with wach type of flatware having a different handle. With three dragon handle designs, a wooden box enhanced with pewter findings and decoration plus a great lower price, I think this is set to overtake sales of CW4 by a rate of knots! |
£140 |
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| CW4 - Wyverex Dragon Canteen of Cutlery - A 12-piece, four place setting set of silver plate cutlery, consisting of four each of knife, fork and spoon. Made of fine Sheffield steel with intricately modelled, cast pewter handles, with a heavy overall silver plated finish. Supplied in a sumptuous black wood veneer storage case, trimmed with cast pewter fittings and a heavy, 3-dimensionally sculptured red flock-dragon lining. |
£253 |
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| PL2 - Wyverex Dragon Plate - Following a tradition going back to Roman Britain, pewter was the most common type of plate used for most of the later period up to the C.18th, when porcelain succeeded. Alchemy make a highly polished traditional C.17th style 11" (280mm) pewter dinner plate, with the added detailed motif of the legendary dragon. I love this plate and would eat every meal off it if I could. Perfect for medieval banquet or as a wedding gift - why not suggest this to the inlaws? |
£48.50 |
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| Celtic Dragon Bowl - This wonderful four-cornered bowl is really unique. With a dragon head at each corner and decorated in a bold knotwork pattern overall, this is advertised as something to hold a pillar candle within and yet I think it is perfect for - and you know what I'm going to say - CHOCOLATE! Malteesers actually since they discontinued that dragon dish. Why not pick up this 15cm tall dish for yourself and someone you need a gift for! |
£14 |
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| DR603 - Dragonlore Dish - The classical dragon slinks around the edge in protection of his personal den. While this can be used as an offering dish, it can also be used for an incense holder by placing dragon sands or salt on the bottom to absorb the heat and a charcoal round on top of the dragon sands or salt. This can also be used as a candy dish (for chocolate of course!), a desk ornament for paper clips etc or whatever you choose! |
£37 |
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