Desk

Decorate a Medieval Desk

The desk is a table where we develop study or work tasks. In the desks it is easy to find books, notebooks, envelopes and papers in general. To keep this space tidy, with the passing of time some objects were invented, such as:

letter opener

As the name itself says, they are used to open the letters and usually have a more or less sharp blade to cut the paper. They can sometimes come with a display box or decorative stand. In our catalog we have a wide variety of letter openers, and they are usually miniatures of historical swords.

Pens

There are all kinds of pens with different shapes and styles.

Paperweight

It's a heavy object and sits on top of a stack of papers so they don't move or blow off the desk. We have Templar or Masonic paperweights.

Bookend

It is made up of two pieces, each one positioned at one end of a stack of books positioned vertically. It serves so that the books do not fall, keeping them organized on the shelves.

Notebooks

It is the typical book where we write down the important things or that we do not want to forget. We have notebooks in medieval and fantasy style.

bookmark pages

They serve to mark a page of a book that interests us, for example where we have come to read. Our bookmarks are inspired by the Harry Potter saga.

computer mats

It is the mat that is placed just below the computer mouse. Here we have a lot of variety, which goes from the historical theme to the fantasy theme.

wax seals

In ancient times they were used to close the letters and to ensure that they reached the addressee without being opened. We have fantasy or historical stamps. They usually come with their sealing wax stick ready to burn.

There are dozens of medieval decorative items such as:

card holders

Pencil holders

hourglasses

magnets

jewelers

Greetings cards

ashtrays

Various miniature or collectible items

If you have a room in your house with a desk or if you simply want to decorate your office in a medieval style, we surely have many items that fit what you are looking for. Many of them can be nice gifts for history buffs, taking up very little desk space.

If you need any advice, do not forget that we are at your complete disposal.