In case anyone cares there is a new king in town. Step aside King Tut and bow down to King Penguin! Ruling the First Dynasty of pNf is the almighty King Guin. Gifts of fresh fish as always accepted.

Thrones are wonderful, with all the details and rich materials used. But they are not wonderful to sit on for long periods. This Egyptian throne is carved from a stone block and decorated with the head of a Pharaoh, the details done in gold and lapis lazuli. An eye-catching piece of furniture for your Egyptian-themed room. Offer this seat to the guest that you don’t want to stay overly long.

The Papyrus plant is a sedge and it was indeed used to make papyrus/paper. Native to the shallow water along the Nile River, these airy plants love full sun and the feathery flower is delightful.

Oh! What an interesting jar, with a lingering scent of Myrrh. This may be an antique vessel that held precious oils. Other vessels would have contained waxes, resins, tars, and oils. These substances were used for embalming, but we won’t go further into that, as some of the younger pets are looking a little queasy.

Only the best for your pet! Made of semi-precious stones and woven together with gold, this will drape elegantly on you!

Almost as beautiful as the Queen herself, these long and sleek earrings are all the rage in Egypt, and aren't you the lucky pet with a pair all your own!

Ah! When your feet are tired or you want to read a good book, the place you choose to sit is important as to how much you can enjoy relaxing. This couch looks super comfortable, not too hard and not too soft with the perfect amount of bounce and space. In regal purple, this couch is sure to become a favourite resting place for you and your pets, if you love purple.

This magnificent sculpture of a mother elephant and her calf beautifully captures the endearing and enduring bonds of family. In the world of elephants, trunk holding signifies familial bonds, friendship, and security. Add it to your collection or share with a friend or family member with whom you have an enduring bond.

Thrones are wonderful, with all the details and rich materials used. But they are not wonderful to sit on for long periods. This Egyptian throne is carved from a stone block and decorated with the head of a Pharaoh, the details done in gold and lapis lazuli. An eye-catching piece of furniture for your Egyptian-themed room. Offer this seat to the guest that you don’t want to stay overly long.

This beautiful Cloisonne pendant feels like a trip to ancient Egypt, with it's versatility to wear as the main focus to your outfit or compliment jewelry, you can't go wrong with this lavender love.

What is this? A duck that looks like a unicorn. Well, ducks can have dreams too. This duck wanted to be a purple unicorn. With a butterfly design on the feathers, an orange horn and an orange mane of hair this duck really does look like a unicorn. I wonder if it still goes quack.

This lovely ballet dress will have the ballet dancer among your pets excited. Delicate purple fabric with glitter and accents of butterflies takes centre stage. When the lights are lowered, this dress will twinkle and float as the dancer leaps and spins around the stage.

Do your pets collect plates? Many people and pets do. They put them on sideboards or display them on walls. White china with a delicate motif of a purple flower in the centre and a wave pattern around the rim. Whether this plate is used as a decoration or for your Sunday tea it is a lovely fresh addition to your plate collection.

This purple rhino plush has a blush. How cute! His skin is purple with an unusual pattern of dots. The dots light up and dance across its skin when the rhino plush is hugged.

The sphinx with the head of a human, wings of an eagle and body of a lion represented royalty and sacred status. A sphinx would stand guard by tombs as the image is quite terrifying.

This bear sphinx is not scary, it is playful, with a brilliant Egyptian headdress and a smiling face, welcoming all pets. 

Wow! You can have your own pyramid. I am not sure how comfortable it would be to live in. The rooms are small and dark, and though the temperature inside remains a constant 20 degrees Celsius, it may get a bit stuffy as the ventilation shafts are quite small. The pyramid is an unusual structure and was not meant to be lived in. A pyramid would certainly work as a temporary dwelling or a way to escape the intense desert heat for a while and some pets may love the idea of living in a pyramid.

What a find! An ancient or maybe new Egyptian ewer, hand painted with camels, lots of camels on a sun-drenched background. The perfect receptacle for your Egyptian coffee, unless this is a true antique; then you may want to keep it safe in a curio cabinet. 

Only the best for your pet! Made of semi-precious stones and woven together with gold, this will drape elegantly on you!

Almost as beautiful as the Queen herself, these long and sleek earrings are all the rage in Egypt, and aren't you the lucky pet with a pair all your own!

Fan like an Egyptian. Over 4,000 years ago Egyptians invented the fan, thank goodness for that. On a hot day, all the pets love to laze around and have a good pal fan them. Of course, they all take turns. This lovely feather fan—all the feathers are found feathers not plucked—is perfect to create a cooling breeze.