Medieval Décor & Flags

Two young dragons have discovered the mystic’s study! One is obviously a scholar and uses a magnifying glass to scrutinize a book of metaphysics, while the other considers the mysterious tomes a good place to chill. But they are both delightful and bring a dose of whimsy to your desktop or dresser.

Here’s a spooky table accessory...a skull and an aggressive dragon dare you to take their salt and pepper. Two castle turrets hold the included shakers in place. Just remember to grab the shakers from the rear so you won’t get bitten or evil-eyed!

Dragons have guarded untold hordes of treasure over the centuries and obliterated any hapless mortals who dared to try to take it. What better way to protect your precious trinkets? This masterful sculpture of a sleeping dragon resting comfortably on a stack of books conceals the fact that it actually opens to reveal a hidden compartment in which you can stash your valuables.

Conquer your fears the medieval way with this desktop motivational set. This set of four little (but still mighty!) dragons offer up inspirational words to budding young nobles and procrastinators alike.

Protect your manor’s fine surfaces with this high-quality coaster set featuring everybody’s favorite mystical creature. This set includes 4 ceramic coasters that feature black and metallic dragon and interlace designs on the front and have cork backings. They are stored in a curled-up, crouching dragon sculpted of durable cold-cast polyresin that’s hand-painted to resemble antique pewter.

Gargoyles tend to look evil even at rest, so they make perfect personifications of the seven eternal stumbling blocks. Gothic splendor was never like this! Each little grotesquely cute figure is full of emotion and “life” and a reminder of how not to be in life.

Herne the Hunter has been immortalized in this cold-cast bronze resin statue. Herne was one of King Richard II's huntsman. Fatally wounded while saving King Richard II during a hunt, he was miraculously brought back to life by the Wizard Urwick, who later bound Herne's soul together with the forest. From that time forward, the antler-headed Herne is said to lead his spectral hunt through Windsor Forest for eternity.

What critical premonition is hidden inside this crystal ball? It must be serious, or else a trio of dragons wouldn't guard it! The Dragon Gazing Ball glass orb rests in a cold cast resin base that has been bronzed, then given an antiqued finish. Dragons are finely detailed, and the pedestal is adorned with Celtic interlace.