Gold Ornaments

This sculpture is made of metal in a brilliant black and gold finish with a smooth design. It has flair to it, depicting the mixture of contemporary elegance with an abstract globe shape and rectangular stand, hence making it an amazing addition for any interior design.

Absolute Gorgeous Piece, I love It!. Michael. Baltimore, MD. Wed Mar 25 2026

Inspired by the thinker and meditator trend, this statue by Livingandhome features an abstract woman face who is holding her face. The whole figurine shows a sense of understated beauty and elegance. Looking at the statue can bring your mind to a calm and peaceful state, it can be an amazing addition to any household decor. Introduce it to your home for an enhanced artistic atmosphere.

I have the white version, stunning subtle feature to my room. Mary. Holybourne Alton, GB. Sun May 10 2026

The little-known GPS of Ancient Times. Perhaps the most used multipurpose astronomical instrument in history, the astrolabe is known to have been in use since at least 200BC and rose to prominence in the Middle Ages. Essentially, it’s an elaborate inclinometer-cum-slide rule, used to measure the altitude above the horizon of a celestial body. It can be used to identify stars or planets, to determine local latitude, to survey, and even determine your horoscope. The arrival, in the 17th-18th centuries, of accurate sextants and reliable portable chronometers rendered the astrolabe obsolete for navigation at sea, but it remains a fascinating and little-understood instrument. This replica, in polished brass, sits in a wooden plinth and stands 18cm tall.

Nice one but a bit thin. Anonymous. GB. Thu Feb 04 2021

The armillary sphere shows the Earth (a central ball) surrounded by rings (armilla in Latin) which represent the great circles of the heavens. It was widely used during the 17th and 18th centuries in scientific debates over the relative merits of the competing central Earth and central Sun theories. Our simplified, decorative brass versions make handsome ornaments for the desk or garden. Made from solid machines brass with an antique finish.

Everything about this ornament is perfect. The size and colour are as stated/shown in the specifications and the picture. It arrived perfectly packed and when I opened it I was delighted to see it was even better than I had anticipated. Everyone who has seen it it are 'knocked out' by it and say what a beautiful addition to the room and it is so in keeping with the décor of the room. In my opinion it is perfect and well worth every penny I spent on it.. Charles Edward. St. Neots, GB. Tue Aug 31 2021

This brass pocket sundial is a completely self-contained portable instrument, with a compass for alignment and lid for protection. The gnomon is set for latitudes around 50 Degrees north, so will be most accurate in the south of England, northern Europe, Canada and so on. At these latitudes, this is a functioning time indicator (in as much as sundials ever were!).

Decebal. London, GB. Tue Aug 06 2024

A flamboyant decorative figure: the crowntail fish will embellish your bookshelf or sideboard. No matter from which perspective you look at the sculpture, you will always find exciting new details. The majestic fighting fish floats through the water - sorry - the living room. Thanks to its special shape, the decorative object also looks good in the middle of a large dining table. Glamorous and a touch of exoticism are a good mixture if you want to give the room a special touch

Lovely item. Well worth the money.. Ellie Pitt. Cornwall. Fri Oct 24 2025

Brass and Marble Sand Timer, 3 Minutes, 15cm

Modeled on the standard twin-lever pedestal Telegraph, invented to enable a ship's bridge to communicate with the engine room, this desktop replica pays tribute to the ingenuity of steam and marine engineers.

An antique-effect solid brass telescope, bound in leather and presented in a wooden box. It's four draws extend to 15" with 6x magnification and a good-quality 25mm object lens. The box measures 7x2. 5".

Cloisonné Owl on Branch, 8cm

Ship's Bell, 13cm Diameter

Boldly sculptured in polished brass, their counter-stern, sloop-rigged yachts make stunning ornaments. The subtle curves of the sails pick up light and reflections from surrounding objects to make constantly changing patterns. The measurements stated on the drop-down menu refer to the height of each Yacht.

Online picture does not do this item justice. This is a beautiful piece, weighty, solid and looks expensive. I will be ordering a 2nd one as it’s so lovely.. Stephen. Peterlee, GB. Thu Feb 13 2025

Long-term calendars read the day of the week of any date of their 50-year span. Paperweight diameter 2.5".

Ship's Bell, 10cm Diameter

Engraved in tribute to RMS titan, it includes a photo-etched image on the lid and engraved historical profile inside. Cast in solid brass.

Nice product, however there were enough life jackets. I assume €™it is meant to say life boats.. Anonymous. Sat Mar 21 2020

Brass compass engraved with Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken". Supplied with leather case.

Our brass pocket sundial is a completely self-contained portable instrument, with a compass for alignment and velvet carry pouch for protection. The gnomon is set for latitudes around 50 degrees North, so will be most accurate in the south of England, northern Europe, Canada and so on. At these latitudes, this is a functioning time indicator (in as much as sundials ever were!) diameter 7cm. Made from chunky solid brass.

Sir Francis Chichester never sailed without one, nor should any helmsman or sailing master. Small enough to be easily stowed, this gleaming brass loud-hailer's resonance is calculated to give optimum clarity and range.

Simple, functional (but not suitable for serious navigation) compass in polished brass, with a leather case.

Horns have been used in shipping and other forms of transport for centuries to attract attention and give warning, particularly in fog. Their traditional mouth horns are solid brass with nickel-plated mouthpieces and strong brass 'reeds' For longevity. Their 'taxi' Horns have rubber bulbs and deliver a hefty, and somewhat amusing, 'honk honk', evoking images of classic early cars negotiating crowded city streets and bustling harbors being Criss-crossed by a myriad of small craft.

Horns have been used in shipping and other forms of transport for centuries to attract attention and give warning, particularly in fog. Their 'taxi' Horns have rubber bulbs and deliver a hefty, and somewhat amusing, 'honk honk', evoking images of classic early cars negotiating crowded city streets and bustling harbours being Criss-crossed by a myriad of small craft.

A traditional Handbell sand-cast from solid Brass, machined, then polished to an immaculate sheen, with a craftsman-turned hardwood handle.