TPRM Girl Unisex T-Shirt – The Punk Rock Museum, Las Vegas
USD $10.00 (was US$15.00)
Product description from their website:
Fabric: 100% ring spun cotton for a soft, breathable feel.
Pre-Shrunk: Maintains size and fit after washing.
Washing Instructions: Machine wash cold; tumble dry low. Avoid ironing directly on the print.
Features: Soft style fabric, modern fit, and durable double-needle stitching
Special Agent Spy Kit – National Army Museum
£16.99
Product description from their website:
A great gift for curious children, who are interested in spy craft and special agents, it comes packaged in a quality cardboard box.
Contains:
- Colour coded message kit
- Rear view spy glasses
- Fingerprint kit
- Invisible pen
- I.D Card, Badge, Moustache disguise
- Cut out and top secret agent brief case
Wood Pigeon Woven Badge – Leeds Museums and Galleries
£14.00
Product description from their website:
Katfish Designs is a local maker based in Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. Kath handmakes all of the tweedy birds herself, in her small chapel studio surrounded by the Yorkshire Pennines.
“With his plume of petrol and purple Charlie Pigeon is a handsome chap. Wooing his beloved with romantic picnics beneath the bird feeder. As he waddles into view, he may seem a little plump to you. But he assures us, he’s just heavy feathered.”
Charlie Wood Pigeon is made from lilac herringbone Harris tweed with grey and black Yorkshire wool tweed. He has a beady little black resin button eye. His colourful plume has been needle felted from natural merino fibres. The layers of fabric have been appliquéd together and backed with black felt. He fastens with a 2.5cm silver tone bar brooch back.
He Measures approximately 6 x 10cm
Charlie comes displayed on a manilla luggage label.
Because all of the tweedy birds are hand made, they all have a distinct personality. There may be small differences between yours and the one in the picture
Southwold Harbour by Justin Harris – Norwich Printing Museum
£80.00
Product description from their website:
Etching on Japanese plastic
Editioned print
Image size 14 cm x 19.5 cm
Open This Box And Make Some Art – Royal Academy of Arts
£14.99
Product description from their website:
Just open the box and start some art! Let nothing get in your way…
Making art doesn't have to be about technically brilliant painting, sculpting and drawing, or complicated equipment. This is a card deck and booklet of 40 super-simple art activities, each inspired by the actual work of a famous artist, that anyone can do, anytime, anywhere, to increase everyday creativity.
Always wanted to make your own Andy Warhol-inspired video? Only got a minute to make a sculpture? Or looking for simple but meaningful ways of using your cameraphone? Pick a card, follow the simple instructions contained within it, and let your creativity flow!
The emphasis of each activity is on making art accessible and understanding the simple joy of straightforward creative acts. So open the box and make some art!
Product story
Robert Shore is a London-based author and editor. He has worked as creative director of the contemporary visual culture brand Elephant and as deputy editor of Art Review magazine and authored many books, most recently a biography of Yayoi Kusama.
A New Map of London 1800 – Sir John Soane's Museum
£45.00
Product description from their website:
ndividually handmade in the family-run workshop of craftsman Phillip Burrough, this map is laid on high-quality cloth and beautifully presented in an antique marbled slip case.
This rare edition of Robert Laurie & James Whittle's copper engraved map of London was published in 1800. Published just a few years prior to the laying out of Regent's Park it shows that although London had rapidly expanded over the last hundred years or so open fields still lapped the edge of Hyde Park. The Isle of Dogs was still largely marsh land and Islington and Hackney still villages. Folding maps came into being in the mid-18th century when turnpike roads became extensive and good enough to make long-distance travel easier.
Specifications:
- Size: 70 x 90 cm
- Material: 100% Natural Cotton Cloth
Battle 1066 Wooden Sword – English Heritage
£15.50
Product description from their website:
he Battle of Hastings took place on 14th October 1066 during the Norman conquest of England, between the Norman-French army of Duke William II of Normandy and the English army under King Harold II.
The Battle 1066 wooden sword has been exclusively developed for Battle Abbey to mark this historic event.
Key Features:
- Battle of Hastings play sword
- Wooden sword
Sauce bowl, Kawaii – Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark
€5,95
Product description from their website:
Sauce bowl, Kawaii , from the Japanese/European design brand Tokyo Design Studio.
Tokyo Design Studio was founded in 2010. The products are inspired by both Japanese tradition and the international lifestyle of today's Tokyo. With design teams in both Japan and the Netherlands, Tokyo Design Studio strives to create a constantly evolving design where East meets West and the traditional meets the new.
The products are made in Japan using a craftsmanship method that has been honed over the past 400 years.
- Dimensions: Ø: 9 cm, H: 2.5 cm
- Material: Porcelain
- Color: Blue
- Design: Tokyo Design Studio
- Model: Sauce bowl, Kawaii
Vincent van Gogh Crochet Keyring – National Gallery
£10.00
Product description from their website:
This handmade crochet Vincent van Gogh keyring is designed to attach to your keys or bag.
Take this colourful charm with you everywhere you go!
Grotesque Goblin Corbel – Sir John Soane's Museum
£15.00
Product description from their website:
Inspired by the collection of Grotesques filling the Monk's Parlour in the crypt area of the Sir John Soane Museum. It was with mixed feelings that Soane watched a rising public fashion for the Gothic style. He designed this playfully sombre space, the Monk's Parlour to satirise this style.
Taken from the medieval carvings found upon the misericords and supporters within the choir stalls of Exeter Cathedral. This carving is of a goblin, similar in appearance to that of a gargoyle but carved from wood and found indoors. This reproduction carving stands proud when hung upon a wall and makes a most attractive and interesting focal point.
Oakapple Designs Ltd are the only company in the UK with permission to take moulds from original medieval carvings from within the Cathedrals of Britain and to then reproduce them for sale. These reproductions are cast from a resin composite and then stained to give the product all the fine detail, feel and authenticity of the original carving.
Fitted with a ring for hanging. Size is approx 90 mm x 70 mm
Photos that Changed the World – Saachi Gallery
£14.99
Product description from their website:
Now available in an updated and revised edition, ‘Photos that Changed the World’ gathers together images of pivotal moments in world history in one stunning volume.
The volume features pictures from photography masters such as Lewis Hine, Dorothea Lange, Yousuf Karsh, Diane Arbus and James Nachtwey, as well as iconic images from lesser-known and unknown photojournalists. ‘Photos that Changed the World’ has been updated to include indelible images of the most significant recent events. Engaging essays accompany each photograph and tell the story behind each image.
- Paperback
- 208 pages
- Dimensions: 21.5 x 25.5 x 2.5 cm
- Published by Prestel
Hand of Glory Enamel Pin Badge – Whitby Museum
£5.50
Product description from their website:
Exclusive to Whitby Museum this enamelled nickel pin badge features our very own hand of glory. Measuring 25mm x 18mm it has a clutch fastener to the back.
T. rex Hand Puppet – Natural History Museum
£15.00
Product description from their website:
T. rex Hand Puppet
- suitable for ages 3+
- L19cm x W12cm x H15cm
- 222g
- made from PVC
Wartime London In Paintings – Imperial War Museum
£19.99
Product description from their website:
During the Second World War, London was transformed at night by the sounds of sirens, falling bombs and crackling fires, and the spectacle of searchlights scanning the skies. At dawn, sights appeared that shocked but also stirred the creative spirit.
Wartime London in Paintings shows how the artists of the 1940s responded to the drama of London under attack. Drawing on IWM’s unmatched collection, this richly illustrated book delves into how 36 artists recorded scenes of the city while at the same time enduring the privations of war.
Hardback, 192 pages
Suzanne Bardgett is Head of Research and Academic Partnerships at IWM.
‘a master biography of that era and its people’ - Simon Jenkins, author of A Short History of London
‘a notable curation, a sequence of revelations recording acts of modest witness that define a generation’ - Iain Sinclair
‘opens an entirely fresh window on London at war'- Jerry White, Professor of Modern London History at Birkbeck, University of London
‘illuminates the sensory experiences of millions of Londoners'- - Joanna Bourke, Professor of History at Birkbeck, University of London
Bristol Balloon Keyring – Bristol Museums
£5.50
Product description from their website:
A hand enamelled metal keyring of a hot air balloon, available in a number of different colourways! This colourful keyring is sure to make an eye-catching addition to your keys.
Dimensions: 4.1cm in length, 3.5cm in width.
Exclusive to Bristol Museums.
The Artist's Mannequin – National Gallery
£35.00
Product description from their website:
A new take on a classic, this artist's mannequin has been hand-painted with an iconic modernist palette. The mannequin is adjustable, helping to recreate poses and angles. It can also be used to decorate your space or holder for keys or jewellery.
Recycled Banner Pencil Cases – National Football Museum
£3.50 (was £6.00)
Product description from their website:
These pencil cases are part of our eco friendly range and they have been created by upcycling exhibition banners.
The banners used for these products are from our own exhibition 'STRIP! How Football Got Shirty.' This exhibition was on at National Football Museum between 2019 and 2021 and it can still be enjoyed online.
The pencil cases are special pieces that you can't be found anywhere else and each of them has a different pattern. You'll be the owner of a unique product.
The pencil cases have been made by Banner Bags. This company have been hand-crafting bags in our Lancashire mill for over 80 years - from simple totes, to highly specialised carry cases for the emergency services and elegant bicycle luggage which has stood the test of time.
Please note that the design you receive will be randomly selected among the ones available. It will be a great surprise when it comes through the post!
Tea Towel – Crab Museum, Margate
£12.00
Product description from their website:
Tea Towel
Who would have thought cleaning the kitchen would be so educational? We did.
Morse Code Kit – Imperial War Museum
£20.00
Product description from their website:
About Build your own morse code set with this all inclusive creative kit including a buzzer, wooden tapper, light bulb and battery holder.
This morse code kit also has all the tools you need to get building, as well as educational and entertaining information on the history and uses of your newly acquired language: morse.
Contents:
- the wooden tapper
- buzzer
- light bulb and holder
- battery holder
- screw driver
- terminal block
- instructions and wireless
Dive Bag Black with Tan Strap – Manchester Museum
£50.00
Product description from their website:
We love this stylish Dive Bag, by local artisan, The Hide Ranger; The Hide Ranger is a Manchester based designer who works with original leather goods.
This product is part of the ‘Rescued!’ range; an exciting new collection that utilises leather destined for waste, such as preloved sofas, off-cuts from local furniture makers and small leftovers from bag making. Not only are these materials exciting to source and work within the parameters of the available material, but it also means that each individual item is limited edition.
Handmade from real leather offcuts Simple, unlined style for holding your phone (also features a card pocket on the inside). Traditional 'Sam Browne' stud closure and an adjustable vegetable tanned leather strap with buckle Chunky metalwork.
Dimensions - Approx 11cm x 19cm