Historic Lanterns and Fire

Follows historical examples

Can also be used as a barbecue.

This example follows a Roman original

A perfect and authentic accessory

Diameter: approx. 15 cm, Height: approx. 20 cm

Also suitable for Medieval re enactment

This authentic grill-cooking rack can easily be placed over a burning fire

Popular in Roman and Medieval times

Excellent protection on surfaces such as tables and worktops

Based on a historical original

Simply place over the fire pit

Use as a stand for pans over the camp fire

For use with a tripod

Height: approx. 93 cm 

Has hooks for hanging pots and pans

Heat your cooking pot to the temperature that you require.

Allows ten different levels above the camp fire.

Length of the wax fabric: approx. 30 cm

 Length of the wax fabric: approx. 40 cm

Length of wax fabric: approx. 60cm

Made and forged out of one piece of steel

The lamp is hand-forged from iron and is riveted

Height: approx. 74 cm

Height of approx. 23 Cm

Popular illumination beginning in the Stone Age

Light your fire or barbecue

Turn the handle to adjust

Copied on historic originals

Made from a piece of round steel bar

This candlestick is based on historical originals

This candlestick is hand forged

Can be hammered into numerous surfaces

Can be mounted to a wall

The lantern is equipped with a metal socket fitted

Place a candle or tea light inside

Original rawhide from thin leather

The lantern has a hinged front door

Gives off a pleasant warm light

Removable lid to insert candle

Includes a s hook for hanging

Classic and timeless Steel Lantern

Small door for inserting a candle

Door at rear to insert a candle

Made of high carbon steel

Fire striker is based on historical originals

Original found in a grave in Bavaria