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A museum shop
with a wide range of fine gifts from worldwide museum collections.
Replicas, home and garden accessories, prints, books, games, stationery, jewellery, ornaments
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The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
The Bodleian Library
The British Library
The British Museum
The Fitzwilliam Museum
The Imperial War Museum, London
The Lowry
The Royal Horticultural Society
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
National Maritime Museum
National Portrait Gallery
Natural History Museum
Royal Academy of Arts
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
The Royal Collection
Science Museum, London
The Scottish National Museum
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Exclusive
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Mille Fleurs Silk Scarf
Exclusive to Museum Selection
This delicate design in silk georgette is based on the 'Mille Fleurs' backgrounds of medieval tapestries.
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Stationery
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 Butterfly Flowers Box File
Organise keepsakes or file up to A4 paperwork in this good-quality,
hardback box file. The smart design is inspired by the recurrent Art
Nouveau motifs of butterflies, ribbon tie closure.
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Greeting Cards
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Drawing from the collections of museums and galleries in Britain and
around the world, a fine collection of images decorate our quality and
great value greetings cards, ideal for every occasion.

20 Reading Women Cards
Cards reproducing beguiling depictions of women reading, a popular
technical subject with artists, seeking to capture thought's
expression.
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Gardens
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Seed Organiser
Collect, organise and store seeds by planting month in this stylish powder-coated tin containing everything you need.
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Books
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Tyndale New Testament
The British Library
A beautiful facsimile of William Tyndale’s
translation of the New Testament from Greek into English
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Games, ToysVISIT
A range of traditional games including board games, jigsaws, kits and collectors models provides a gift for all ages!
 Set of 3 Model Cars
Wartime petrol rationing ended on 26th May 1950 and with it demand for economical,
Wartime petrol rationing ended on 26th May 1950 and with it demand for
economical, British-made family cars grew. These 1:76 railway scale
models capture the era with the Standard Vanguard Phase 1 (1947-53),
Ford Popular 103E (1953-59) and Morris Minor Traveller (1948-71).
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JewelleryVISIT
2000 years of jewellery design have influenced our collection of silver, semi-precious stone
and costume jewellery. From Celtic amber jewellery to ancient pearls,
Victorian silver jewellery to Art Deco enamelling, our jewellery makes
the perfect gift.

Scarab Necklace & Earrings
The scarab was important in Egyptian jewellery, a symbol of
regeneration and believed to bring protection, luck and vitality to the
wearer. Combined here with turquoise, red jasper and lapis lazuli, the
stone of Egyptian royalty.

Romana del Casale Earrings
Exclusive to Museum Selection
Silver earrings hand-enamelled and set with pearls, based on a detail
from the mosaic floor at the Villa Romana del Casale near Piazza
Amerina and dating from 320BC

Art Nouveau Peridot Pendant & Earrings
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Ornaments and Statues
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Degas Dancer
Charming reproduction of 'Little Dancer of 14 Years' from c1881 by
Edgar Degas (1834-1917). Made from wax, an unusual choice of material
for a sculpture of this time, it was exhibited to mixed reviews at the
6th Impressionist exhibition in 1881. The figure was clothe

Gaius Julius Caesar
Based on a bust from c 15AD of Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus
(63BC-14AD), the first emperor of the Roman empire. The idealized bust,
called 'Augustus Primaporta', is now housed in the Vatican Museum.
Resin.
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Home Accessories
VISIT Home accessories
Inspired by styles as diverse as Medieval and Art Deco, our home
accessories collection ranges from striking museum replicas and
ornaments to fine china, practical kitchenwares and mugs. Framed
prints, lamps and silk flowers provide the finishing touch for any room.
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Nostalgia Books
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Pair of Eagle Annuals
Compilations to engross boys of all ages.
1950s Annual: the best 1950s 'Eagle' comics; eclectic articles and Dan Dare.
Cutaways: the inner workings of anything, from steam trains to oil wells.
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