Shokugan Fluted drinking horn - This miniaturised model of a Persian drinking horn reproduces in faithful detail the decoration of the original. All purchases support the British Museum.

Shokugan: Persian Drinking Horn - Shokugan are Japanese miniatures that have been intricatley modelled 6 cm high including base,resin.

Shokugan Horus of Pe - Shokugan are Japanese miniatures that have been intricatley modelled. This falcon headed deity is associated with Buto,the ancient captial of the Nile Delta. Horus of Pe's southern counterpart is the jackal headed Horus of Neckhen. These two gods are known as the 'Souls' of their respective towns. Height 7.2 cm,Width 4 cm

Shokugan Osiris - Shokugan are Japanese miniatures that have been intricatley modelled This statue shows Osiris in his usual mummified state,wearing the Atef crown with an ostrich feather on either side. Height 8.7 cm,Length 5 cm

Shokugan Amenhotep III - Shokugan are Japanese miniatures that have been intricatley modelled. Amenhotep III was the son and successor of Thutmose IV.He inherited a vast empire stretching from Syria to the Fifth Cataract of Nile in Sudan,maintained through trade and diplomacy Height 7.9 cm,width 4 cm

Greek Mini Horse - Replica of a Greek horse believed to be from Phigaleia in Arcadia. Metal 4cm

Netsuke Benten - Netsuke (toggles) were used to hold in place cords on which personal items could be hung from the sashes of kimonos. Netsuke have evolved into a unique form of miniature sculptures Polymer resin Benten 5cm

Netsuke Couple having tea - Netsuke (toggles) were used to hold in place cords on which personal items could be hung from the sashes of kimonos. Netsuke have evolved into a unique form of miniature sculptures Couple having Tea 7cm

Egyptian Anubis & Cat Miniatures - A miniature of the jackal-headed god Anubis,believed by the Egyptians to protect against evil Hand-finished metal Anubis,4cm high

Egyptian Anubis & Cat Miniatures - The delightful tiny cat is moulded from an Egyptian door handle mounting dating from the 6th century Hand-finished metal Anubis,Cat,4.5cm high

Egyptian Black Cat - Capturing perfectly a cat's sinuous grace,this replica is moulded from an original in The British Museum dating from c.200 BC. Hand finished resin,12 x 8cm

Blue Egyptian Scarab - Small figures like these have been found in countless tombs. The scarab represented the rising sun and external existence. Glazed Earthenware Scarab 5cm long

Blue Egyptian Small Hippo - Small figures like these have been found in countless tombs.Hippos were identified with the Goddess Thoeris who was thought to bring luck and protection and with Seth,the god of storms. Glazed Earthenware Small Hippo 7cm long

Blue Egyptian Bes Figure - Small figures like these have been found in countless tombs. Bes was believed to bring happiness to the home. Glazed Earthenware Bes 10cm high

Blue Egyptian Figures - Small figures like these have been found in countless tombs. The Blue cat dates from c.100 AD was believed to bring happiness to the home. Glazed Earthenware Cat 9x9 cm

Blue Egyptian Figures - Small figures like these have been found in countless tombs. Hippos were identified with the Goddess Thoeris who was thought to bring luck and protection Glazed Earthenware Large Hippo 14 x 15 cm