Our Anglo-Saxon range explores the rich and complex world of the Heptarchy—the era when the seven kingdoms of Wessex, Mercia, Northumbria, East Anglia, Essex, Sussex, and Kent shaped the early history of England. It was a time of profound transformation, marked by the fall of Rome, the rise of Christianity, the birth of Old English literature, and the ever-present threat of invasion.

This collection will cover all aspects of Anglo-Saxon society: from the fyrdmen defending their villages, to the thegns and ealdormen leading their warbands and pledging loyalty to their kings. But also monks, craftsmen, farmers, and the legendary figures that inhabit the myths and memory of early England.

With this range, we aim to pay tribute to a civilisation built on the edge of tradition and change—one whose legacy still echoes in the history, language, and culture of Europe.