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Reproductions, Re-creations, Replicas
Note: A larger image of each reproduction is accessible by clicking the
highlighted title or the corresponding small image.
Bowls - Sgraffito
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Bowls - Sgraffito
Ceramics of this type were produced in England throughout the 1600s. The design is scratched through a white slip to expose the red body, then covered with a red glaze. Our reproductions use the same techniques but substitute a safe glaze for the lead glaze use on the originals. The appearance is exactly like the ceramics of the 1600s. The design for these pieces was taken from a bowl made about 1660 and found on the waterfront. The original is currently on display in the Colony of Avalon Foundation's Interpretation Centre. The reproductions come in three sizes: approximate diameters of 9½, 10½ and 12½ inches. Made in Newfoundland.
Price $43.99 Cdn., $53.99 Cdn., and $74.99 Cdn.
Tin Glaze Puzzle Jug
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Tin Glaze Puzzle Jug
Made by the Dutch in mid to late 17th century. Found in a domestic midden near the defensive ditch. A jug such as this would have been used by the upper class. You cannot pour liquid from the jug but you can drink from it. Can you figure it out? Made in Newfoundland.
Price $74.99 Cdn.
Kirke Ring
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Kirke Ring
Handcrafted reproduction of a 17th century ring found at the Colony of Avalon archaeological site, Ferryland, NL. The original gold ring, on display at the Visitor's Centre, was likely lost during the 1696 French raid of the Colony. Made in Newfoundland.
Price Men's 14K gold $360.00 Cdn., Men's Sterling Silver $99.00 Cdn.,
Ladies 14K gold $199.00 Cdn., Ladies 18K gold $229.00 Cdn.
Globe & Shaft Bottle
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Globe & Shaft Bottle
A hand-blown reproduction of an English wine bottle dating to the 1600's. This style of bottle is commonly referred to among archaeologists as a “shaft and globe” bottle, as shown by its long cylindrical neck and rounded body.
Price $105.99 Cdn.
Bellarmine Jug
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Bellarmine Jug
Bellarmine Jug
These vessels were produced in the Rhineland region of Germany, and used to store locally produced Rhenish wines. They were sold, with their precious contents, to merchants and traders throughout Europe, and it was through this trade that many such vessels arrived at the colony in Ferryland.
The bearded masks and medallions underwent a series of stylistic changes over the period in which these vessels were produced. This information provides important clues for dating archaeological sites.
Price small $69.99 Cdn., medium $98.99 Cdn. and large $254.99 Cdn.
Dolls-17th Century
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Dolls-17th Century
These collectible replicas of 17th century toys are all hand-crafted. Each is an original and its design was inspired by late 17th century clothing. The doll comes dressed in either male or female clothing of the period (please indicate preference when ordering) and is approximately 10 inches high. Made in Newfoundland.
Price $23.99 Cdn.
Pipes -17th Century
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Pipes - 17th Century
One of the first European imports from the newly-discovered Americas was tobacco. A North American Indian concept, “Tobacco drinking”, as it was then known, quickly became popular. Our 17th-century pipe is a quality reproduction made in the tradition of early pipemakers. To see thousands of pipe fragments, visit the display in the Colony of Avalon Foundation's Interpretation Centre. The pipe is 11 inches in length and is packaged in a wooden display box.
Price $79.99 Cdn.
• Gift Shop Items Introduction
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• Publications and Books
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