Hollow skull

This stunning clockwork skull is made from quality resin and finished with a design of cogs and gears, making it a very unusual piece of art work.This fantastic skull has some brilliant detail from the hollow eyes and the life-like teeth to the tiny cracks, and is indeed a very decorative ornament.This eye catching skull would make the perfect gift idea for someone who is a lover of weird and wonderful things and would make a great addition to an existing skull collection.It would be breath-taking placed in any room of the home.This clockwork skull measures approximately 12 cm tall, 10 cm x 14 cm wide.

This fantastic skull is made from quality resin with a lot of attention to detail from the cracks to the hollow eyes, it is indeed a very decorative ornament. To add to the cool features, this skull is wearing an elven helmet decorated with black horns and gold patterns. This eye-catching skull would make a cracking present idea for someone who is a lover of gory accessories or would make a stunning addition to an existing skull collection. It would make a cool decoration placed in the window, on the mantelpiece, on a coffee table or even on a shelf. This skull measures approximately 11cm long, 8cm wide, 11cm tall and comes packaged in a brown card box with polystyrene for safe shipping.

This stunning pink incense holder is made with a lot of attention to detail from the hollow eyes to the flower and leaf design running along the side. The head of the skull is also decorated with flowers and is finished with a hole underneath where you can insert your incense stick. This decorative skull incense holder would make a lovely addition to any household and would make a cracking gift idea who is a lover of burning incense and would make a great addition to an existing skull collection. Simply light your favourite incense stick, blow out the flame and place in the hole provided.This pink incense holder measures 25cm long, 5.5cm tall, 4cm wide and comes packaged in a card box with polystyrene for safe shipping.

  This  incredibly rare antique (c1850's) solid brass and Ebony wood "Nuns" Pectoral Crucifix is an amazing find and my research shows that it is extremely rare.  On the back is the Sacred Heart of Jesus encircled with the Crown of Thorns.  The crucifix measures 6.45cm wide x 13.3cm high and is in wonderful condition for its age. This as a larger crucifix than one would find on a Rosary. By the looks of it, the Crucifix is from Central America.  Please view the pics carefully to fully appreciate this remarkable antique Crucifix and to confirm the condition. From the internet:  " The Crucifix, by definition, is a combination of a Cross and the Corpus. A Cross without a Corpus on it, is a Cross; A Cross with a Corpus on it, is a Crucifix. The word "Crucifix" means "Body on a Cross" and the word "Crucifixion" means "to Hang a body from a Cross". The old inlaid Pectoral and Rosary Crucifixes were all manufactured by hand. Usually you can still see the grinding and file marks and they are not perfectly symmetrical. The most common "inlay material" was Ebony. Other inlays that I have seen include; walnut, rosewood (often stained with wine), oak wood, grape vine wood, olive wood, Gutta-Percha, Bakelite, leather (usually dyed black), and I've been told porcelain and even glass.  The rarest of them have a "Skull & Crossbones" on them, attached just below the feet of the Corpus. At the top of the cross is a metal piece with the letters “INRI” in a scroll. These are the initials for the Latin phrase, “Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews.” This is what Pilate ordered to be placed on the cross while Christ was being crucified. Above Christ’s head is an elaborate halo. At His feet is the Skull and Crossbones that makes this an especially rare piece. Most inlaid crucifixes were made without the Skull and Crossbones. Quite often when they had them, people pried them off because they felt uncomfortable with them. The age and high quality of this Crucifix is indicated that the Body of Christ is solid and three-dimensional, not hollow in the back as most are. The skull and bones have many symbolic meanings. All Catholics are encouraged to meditate on the “Four Last Things - Death and Judgment, Heaven and Hell”, so that they will live in a state of grace and prepare themselves for Heaven. The skull is a great reminder of human mortality. Jesus Christ was crucified on Golgotha - “the place of the skull”. There is a legend that Christ, the New Adam, who conquered sin and death, was crucified on the grave site of the first man, Adam, who brought sin and death into the world through his disobedience to God. The skull is a symbol of Adam’s grave"