Salt & pepper - the spices of life, now to be stylishly purveyed from the universal symbol of death; cast pewter skulls with plastic food-receptacle.
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Marked with authentic alchemist' sigils for boil and egg, this spoon can only be put to one use!
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Crack-open a skull for breakfast every morning! Solid cast and polished pewter cup.
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A black porcelain mug, foil printed with an applied, cast metal, gilt plated, Alchemist's skull badge.
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Art Nouveau inspiration culminates in this antique style, green forest glass sugar bowl with pewter engraved band and Absinthe Fairies. The perfect accompaniment to our Absinthe Collection. Glass bowl dia. is approx. 115mm.
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Alchemy's 'Notre Dame' gothic tracery version of the classic Parisian, 'Bon Temp' absinthe spoon; the essential accessory for preparing your luxurious wormwood delicacy in truly decadent style and with apposite company: set with emerald Swarovski crystal.
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Small Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Blue)
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Small Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Red)
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Small Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Green)
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Small Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Black)
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Medium Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Blue)
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Medium Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Red)
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Medium Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Black + Crystals)
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Medium Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Clear + Crystals)
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Medium Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Green)
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Medium Celtic Quaich Bowl with Enamelled Handles (Purple)
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Pewter plate with engraved Celtic design.
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Small Quaich bowl with Celtic design.
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Made of fine sheffield steel with intricatley modelled cast pewter handle, with a heavy overall silver-plated finish.
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Made of fine sheffield steel with intricatley modelled cast pewter handle, with a heavy overall silver-plated finish.
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Made of fine sheffield steel with intricatley modelled cast pewter handle, with a heavy overall silver-plated finish.
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Medium Quaich bowl with Celtic design.
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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. Highly polished 280mm pewter dinner plate.
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