Richard III

'Out on you, owls! nothing but songs of death?' - Quote spoken by Richard III in act IV, scene 4 of Richard III.

Wooden toy dagger with a black handle and a painted silver blade
Wooden Dagger (Silver Blade)
£8.00
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Wooden Sword (Silver Blade)
£15.00
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Long silver painted wooden sword with gold handle
Bi-hand Sword (Extra Large)
£24.00
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Perspex acrylic drop earring shaped like spiders. The spiders are made from mirror acrylic in either black or orange.
Spider Drop Earrings
£12.00
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Richard III Bookmark (Bottled Spider)
£1.00
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Hardback book with paper sleeve, pale blue on top and yellow on bottom with horseback knight
Richard III (Collector's Library Shakespeare)
£9.99
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The Arden Shakespeare - Richard III
£9.99
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The Oxford Shakespeare - Richard III
£7.99
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Black hardback notebook with black elastic closure on right side, featuring white scratchy graphic text
Richard III A5 Notebook (Bottled Spider)
£8.00
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Black t-shirt with white graphic text and image of bottled spider in centre
Richard III T-shirt (Bottled Spider)
£24.00
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Silver blade wooden sword with gold handle wrapped in maroon string
Wooden Sword (Silver Blade and Maroon Handle)
£15.00
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Spider Stud Earrings
£12.00
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Black cotton 2 handle bag with white graphic text and imagery on front
Richard III Bag (Bottled Spider)
£14.00
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Gouts of [Stage] Blood
£2.50
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White kitchen towel with a black print on a wooden stage
Richard III Tea Towel (Bottled Spider)
£10.00
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Black unisex sweatshirt with white graphic text in centre, scratchy stylised text and spider in bottle graphic image
Richard III Sweatshirt (Bottled Spider)
£30.00
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Richard III Gifts

We have a capsule collection of Richard III gifts available in store and online. Our gifting range features books, jewellery, and textiles to accompany this tragedy.

Our exclusive collection of textiles features the eerie quote, ‘Why shrewst thou sugar on that bottled spider whose deadly web ensnareth thee about?’, quote spoken by Queen Margaret in act 1, scene 3 of Richard III. Featuring scratchy hand drawn graphic text and an image of a spider in a glass jar, this collection is gothic in its very nature.