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 

This tripod has multi functional uses

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