980 – Witch picture – Circe

Physical description:: Small colour reproduction of the Pre-Raphaelite painting "Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses" by John William Waterhouse - Circe in a diaphonous blue gown seated in a chair carved with lions, with arms upraised, holding a goblet and wand.
Museum classification:: Images of Witchraft
Size:: 360 x 270 mm
Information:: Oldham Art Gallery
Resource:: Picture
Materials:: Paper

3310 – Dragon hourglass candlestick

Green and red painted dragon, brown frame, blue tinted hourglass figure, small hole for candle at top.

3813 – Paintings of Horned God and Goddess

Two large (almost A3) sized pictures in frames. Pictures show: Cernunnos type male figure with antlers, ivy, a snake, torc, horned feet and erect phallus. This painting is mainly red, with a black border. It also has a large yellow sun at the top and and a large orange disk behind the Horned God. He has brown hair. Gold frame. The Goddess picture:mainly black background and black border with silver moon, owl, hare, snake, lily and apple. The Goddess herself is wearing a white and grey robe (her chest is bare) and a crescent moon headdress. She has blond hair. Gold frame.

3247 – Seal of Solomon – Second Pentacle of Jupiter

metal pentacle with engravings