| Abecean Whale Buckle Wax | This lacquered wooden jar is filled with pale buckle wax, likely harvested from a local Abecean whale. |
| Albatross Feather Pen | A popular writing implement, especially among Redguard sailors. |
| Alik’r Bath Rug | A fine bath rug, imported from a small boutique in Sentinel. It features an attractive yet simple Redguard design. |
| Alik’r Royal Comb | This is one of Duchess Lakana’s precious grooming implements. |
| Alik’r Spice Decanters | A pair of Redguard containers designed to hold rare and expensive Alik’r spices. |
| Alik’r Spice Grinder | Imported from Alik’r, this spice grinder can be set to produce the exact level of coarseness your recipe demands. |
| Alik’r Spice Jar | A container for holding spices, crafted and sold by a friendly Redguard trader in western Rivenspire. |
| Alik’ri Glassware | A pair of wine glasses made from the finest desert crystal. |
| Ancient Yokudan Arrowhead | This antique arrowhead may have aged, but the quality craftsmanship of the fletchers from Old Yokuda is still clear. |
| Ancient Yokudan Chalice | This centuries-old golden cup is in near pristine condition and as such can be sold for a great deal of gold. |
| Ancient Yokudan Coin | A tarnished Yokudan coin. The profile of an ancient warrior is just barely visible on its worn surface. |
| Ancient Yokudan Flute | Though it’s similar to the modern instrument, no one living knows exactly how to play this antique golden flute. |
| Ancient Yokudan Relic | All that remains of this once proud statue is the head. Its stone face, eroded by time, still bears a scowl. |
| Ansei’s Meditation Stone | These massive egg-shaped crystals were used by the Ansei centuries ago and were passed down to their descendants. |
| Antique Hallin’s Stand Flag | This flag flew over Hallin’s Stand centuries ago when the city was part of the kingdom of Sentinel. |
| Antique Hookah | This elaborate waterpipe is unique to Craglorn. Stylized Nedic motifs have been etched into the silver trim. |
| Apex Tower Silver Flask | A silver drinking flask bearing the symbol of the Apex Tower in Elinhir. |
| Ash’abah Blanket | This coarse, but finely woven blanket was crafted by the Ash’abah to keep them warm on cold nights in the desert. |
| Ash’abah Friendship Coin | The Ash’abah give these coins out to friends and allies to whom they owe a debt. |
| Ash’abah Moon Salve | The Ash’abah use a secret formula to create this mixture. When smeared on exposed skin, it protects one from sun blush. |
| Asha’abah Roasting Tongs | King Fahara’jad gifted several of these gold tongs to Ash’abah tribal leaders after they slew the infamous necromancer, Suturah. |
| Aswala Grandee’s Saddle | To promote their horse-breeds, the Aswala family gifted these bejeweled saddles to several prominent nobles. |
| Aswala Lucky Horseshoe | Visitors to the famous Aswala Stables once purchased horseshoes such as these. They were thought to bring good fortune. |
| At-Tura Scimitar Sheath | Count Hosni at-Tura is known for keeping a vast collection of ornate scimitar sheaths from all over Hammerfell. |
| At-Tura Stationery | Count Hosni at-Tura had his insignia stamped onto these papers to be used for his personal correspondences. |
| Badge of the Ra Gada | This ancient military badge was given to the warlords of the Ra Gada when they first arrived on Tamriel’s shores. |
| Banner of the Na-Totambu | This is an archaic flag, carried by servants of the Na-Totambu when they first arrived on ships from old Yokuda. |
| Belkarth Broadsheet | A broadsheet featuring news of Craglorn and the Three Banners War, published irregularly and often woefully out of date. |
| Belkarth Oven Mitt | This heavy woolen glove is perfect for pulling kebabs out of a hot clay oven. |
| Blackcaster Mage Insignia | A small seal that bears the image of one of the Apex Towers in Elinhir. |
| Blackcaster Mage’s Spellbook | A book with no markings identifying its owner. It contains component lists for spells, and is wrapped in Elinhiran leather. |
| Blessed Astrolabe | After its blessing by a priest of Tava, it is bad luck for this silver astrolabe to be touched by any but royal naval officers. |
| Bloody Fist Armband | A blood-red armband worn by Headman Bhosek’s most trusted warriors. |
| Bone Dice | A set of dice made from bones and fashioned in a tradition that honors the Yokudan god of souls. |
| Bountiful Silver Plate | This large, silver plate is engraved with an image of Morwha, the Yokudan goddess of fertility. |
| Broken-Toothed Ivory Comb | A fancy comb of Redguard design, a few of its teeth have broken off and are missing. |
| Burnished Judgment Badge | A badge worn by the famed Justices of Bergama. A fence might be able to ransom this back to its original owner. |
| Camel Whip | A finely woven leather whip, made for directing Craglorn camels. |
| Caravan Scrip | A promise of payment that identifies itself as issued by the Dragonstar Caravan Company. |
| Celestial Spice Shakers | Spice shakers depicting the Warrior, Thief, and Serpent, crafted before the true extent of the Celestial situation was known. |
| Conch Shell Inkwell | This small conch shell, taken from the beach at Stros M’kai, was turned into a fetching inkwell. |
| Corporate Seal | This heavy brass seal bears the mark of the Dragonstar Caravan Company. |
| Courtesan’s Appointment Book | This little book lists the clients of a popular courtesan in Hallin’s Stand, making it almost priceless to a blackmailer. |
| Cracked Yokudan Memory Stone | Unstable images and vague, distant voices swirl and flicker around this broken relic. |
| Crispy Frog Fryer | A common outdoor cooking device, perfect for preparing one of the prime food sources available in Craglorn’s wilderness. |
| Crossed Scimitars Buckle | A metal buckle bearing the image of crossed scimitars, a symbol with profound meaning to Redguards. |
| Crossroads Tavern Dice | A pair of dice from the Crossroads Tavern in Belkarth. |
| Crown Seal | This seal is used to mark correspondences between high-ranking Crown nobles. |
| Crude Tooth Paperweight | This grisly paperweight features a molar taken from a Dogeater Goblin perched atop a resin block. |
| Derali Lizard Leash | This leash was used by one of the most prominent lizard-racing families in all of the Alik’r. |
| Desert Glass Decanter | A beautifully crafted vessel. Iridescent red flecks can be seen in the glass. |
| Diamond-Tooth Cat Comb | This extravagant jeweled comb was one of several created for Queen Jezerei, also known as the “Strumpet Queen.” |
| Dishonored Potion Opener | This potion opener is decorated with a crude depiction of Satakal as a serpent, with fangs exposed. |
| Divad Hunding’s Petrified Finger | This petrified finger allegedly belonged to the legendary Sword-Singer Divad Hunding. |
| Dragonstar Arena Consolation Prize | The steel-dipped spine of a failed Dragonstar Arena competitor. Typically presented to next of kin, or sold on the black market. |
| Dragonstar Arena Tankard | A gaudy drinking vessel bearing the symbols of the recently opened Dragonstar Arena, sold to audience members as souvenirs. |
| Dragonstar Arena Token | This token was used for betting at the Dragonstar Arena—until they stopped accepting tokens. Now it’s a collectors item. |
| Dragonstar Caravan Banner | A banner emblazoned with the Dragonstar Caravan emblem. It would be quite useful to a smuggler. |
| Dragonstar Caravan Company Inkwell | A bottle of ink bearing the seal of the Dragonstar Caravan Company, distributed as a promotional item. |
| Dragonstar Caravan Company Obligation | A token bearing the seal of the Dragonstar Caravan Company that identifies the bearer as owing a debt to the organization. |
| Dragonstar Caravan Company Placemats | Woven placemats bearing the seal of the Dragonstar Caravan Company and distributed as a promotional item. |
| Dragonstar Enforcer Badge | Thuggish Dragonstar caravan enforcers all wear this badge. It’s become a symbol of the harsher side of commerce. |
| Dragonstar Picnic Basket | Burzgrag in Dragonstar packs and sells these picnic baskets for miners and others who work outdoors for long hours at a time. |
| Duneripper Drinking Horn | This is a nearly indestructible drinking horn made from the spine of a Duneripper. |
| Duneripper Scale Kneepads | These kneepads were designed to protect the knees of the workers who tiled the royal palace in Sentinel. |
| Earthenware Decanter | A ceramic decanter, crafted in the stark style of the local Iron Orc tribes but sold by merchants in Belkarth and Dragonstar. |
| Embroidered Hand Towel | Embroidered with an image of the Crimson Ship, this hand towel is a reminder to those in Hammerfell of the Day of Shame. |
| Engraved Alik’r Walking Stick | This is one of a handful of walking sticks King Fahara’jad gave as gifts to the nobles of Wayrest at his daughter’s wedding. |
| Engraved Redguard Flask | A rare flask engraved with an ouroboros and distributed to members of the elite 1st Redguard Horse Brigade. |
| Engraved Silver Flagon | This imposing tankard has the seal of the Screaming Mermaid engraved on it. |
| Exile’s Bedroll | This Redguard bedroll was used by the exiles who fled from Hallin’s Stand and sought safe harbor from the King of Evermore. |
| Explorer’s Pick | This sturdy pick was given to all of Headman Bhosek’s engineers. It probably saw ample use outside the Bthzark ruins. |
| Fahara’jad Coronation Portrait | This rare painting depicts the coronation of King Fahara’jad. Its frame is made of orichalcum. |
| Fahara’jad Lineage Plaque | This golden plaque is engraved with the names of King Fahara’jad’s ancestors. |
| Fahara’jad Royal Pardon | Signed by King Fahara’jad, this document can get a criminal released from jail. |
| Fahara’jad’s Nostril Spacers | Snoring runs in Fahara’jad’s family, so he had hundreds of these ebony nostril spacers made to use at night. |
| Fahara’jad’s Rod Replica | A replica of the royal staff carried by King Fahara’jad, this rod is often given as a gift by Forebear nobles to their children. |
| Faralel’s Night Cream | Imported from distant Alik’r, this expensive moisturizing cream is believed to keep Dark Elves looking young and beautiful. |
| Faux Fennec Flesh Handkerchief | Yahiri the Tailor in Belkarth makes and sells these simulated Fennec hide kerchiefs—far less expensive than the real thing. |
| Festival of Blades Bowl | This porcelain bowl depicts the events celebrated by the Festival of Blades: a Redguard fights against a race of giant goblins. |
| Fine Altmer Dishware | These extravagant porcelain plates look very out of place in Stros M’Kai. |
| Gargoyle Head Spice Shakers | These gargoyle heads from southern Bangkorai were hollowed out to hold spices. The spice can be poured out from the eye sockets. |
| Gilded Souvenir Spoon | This gold-trimmed spoon was purchased as a souvenir from the city of Elinhir. |
| Gilt Star-Gazer Sigil | A shining seal worn by senior members of the academic order known as the Star-Gazers. |
| Gladiator’s Brand | A strange Daedric seal. Rumor has it that gladiators of Dragonstar Arena all bear this mark. |
| Glowing Shard | A sharp glowing shard of arcane enegy collected outside of Spellscar. |
| Gold-Embroidered Pillow Case | King Fahara’jad invites many young ladyfriends to the palace. They receive a valuable pillow case when they depart. |
| Golden Monkey Statuette | Legend says hundreds of baby monkeys were turned to gold in Bergama by an evil Orc sorcerer. This may be one of them. |
| Golden Sword-Singer Bust | This golden bust was modeled after the head of one of the most notable Sword-Singers in the history of the Alik’r. |
| Grandee Zizeen Teacups | These expensive teacups were given to Crown loyalists who supported Zizzeen in his failed attempt to win the throne. |
| Grandeya’s Diamond Hand Mirror | A small but extremely valuable mirror decorated with gold and diamonds. |
| Guzzard-Feather Quill | A common writing instrument, crafted from the feather of a Craglorn guzzard. |
| Hadoon’s Fateful Dice | A set of loaded ebony dice that always roll 1. |
| Hall of Heroes Prayer Beads | These ivory prayer beads came from the necropolis in Southern Bangkorai. The centerpiece is a crude likeness of Makela Leki. |
| Hallin’s Stand Resistance Plates | Nobles in Hallin’s Stand use these silver plates, engraved with the insignia of Sentinel, to show their true loyalties. |
| Hallin’s Stand Silver Platter | This large silver platter is engraved with an image of the majestic city in Southern Bangkorai. |
| Hallin’s Stand Spittoon | A grandee from Hallin’s Stand had dozens of these golden spittoons made for his friends. |
| Hand-Carved Abecean Whistle | A small whale-bone whistle, carved to resemble a reclining mermaid. A popular item in Saintsport. |
| Heavy Wooden Spyglass | A gift from Bhosek to his most trusted lieutenants. While the wood is beautifully carved, the optics are far from precise. |
| High Priest’s Ephod Keepsake | A gold-embroidered cloth triangle from an ephod once worn by the High Priest of Satakalaam. |
| High Priest’s Sash | A gold-embroidered sash, modeled after the one worn by the High Priest of Satakalaam. |
| Hoonding’s Golden Quill | This quill pen is wrapped in gold and inscribed with a Frandar Hunding quote: “The pen is like the sword, but weaker.” |
| Hoonding’s Prayer Stone | A smooth stone engraved with a quote: “Be resolute, fear no sacrifice, and surmount every difficulty to win victory.” |
| Horse-Hide Falconer’s Gage | This triple-layered glove was crafted for a Forebear noble and decorated with a depiction of Tava. |
| Hunding Prayer Beads | The centerpiece of these prayer beads is a small crystal sword. The beads were crafted to pay homage to Divad Hunding. |
| Imperial Napkin Holders | These expensive ebony napkin holders were a gift from a Colovian noble to High King Amdashir of Hammerfell. |
| Imported Feather Dangle Stick | Inlaid wood dangle stick with a rare Craglorn fell runner feather on the end of its string. |
| Iron Orc Ragamuffin Doll | Someone in Dragonstar thought this creepy, poorly-stitched doll would be adored by children. They were quite wrong. |
| King Makala’s Ear Piece | One of several small golden ear pieces once used to augment the hearing of Hammerfell’s infamous ruler. |
| Kozanset Feather Quill | This long feather quill appears to have been plucked from an adolescent harpy. |
| Kozanset Ornate Feather Quill | This long feather quill appears to have been plucked from a mature harpy. |
| Kozanset Window Sundial | This small sundial is designed to sit in a window and help the chefs at the Kozanset ovens monitor their cook-times. |
| Lighthouse Tapestry | A finely woven tapestry depicting the Saintsport Lighthouse at dusk. |
| Local Troll Lantern | A lantern made from the ribs of a troll. The label insists the troll was hunted locally in Bangkorai. |
| Looted Brass Lantern | This sturdy brass lantern was pried off the deck of the Maiden’s Breath. Even damaged, this lantern is quite lovely. |
| Magnifica’s Nail Trimmer | A small, golden device used by Hammerfell’s nobles to trim their nails. |
| Magnifico’s Flask | Made from valuable quicksilver and decorated with jewels, this flask was a gift from King Fahara’jad to a Forebear Magnifico. |
| Makela Leki Figurine | This small, silver figurine was made by students of the school at Leki’s Blade. |
| Mantikora Teeth | A fine leather pouch filled with the massive molars of a full-grown mantikora. |
| Maritime Hourglass | This small brass hourglass was likely taken from the Maiden’s Breath. Its fine gray sand counts thirty minutes before expiring. |
| Midnight Boot Polish | This tin of boot polish was custom-made from exotic ingredients for Count Hosni at-Tura. |
| Miniature Mundus Stone Model | A wandering merchant who visits Craglorn once every season sells these small, stone paperweights in the shape of Mundus Stones. |
| Monkey-Hide Parasol | An umbrella used in the Alik’r to protect exposed skin from the sun. It is no longer used exclusively by nobles. |
| Morhwa’s Milk Pitcher | A fine ceramic milk pitcher with a painting of the four-armed teat god. |
| Motalion Reverence Token | This valuable golden token was stolen from a crypt in the Motalion Necropolis. |
| Mourning Springs Crystal Flagon | Etched-glass flagon once used for “taking the waters” at the Temple of the Mourning Springs. |
| Mudcrab Shell Powder Case | The women of the Alik’r desert often powder their noses before social engagements. They store their powder in mudcrab shells. |
| Mummified Hand | A dried-up Anka’Ra hand taken as a trophy. It didn’t just move … did it? |
| Ogondar’s Unusual Vintage | An inexpensive but tasty wine bottled and sold at Ogondar’s Winery, northeast of Belkarth. |
| Old Yokudan Coin Collection | A scattering of ancient Yokudan coins, set and displayed as a collection. |
| Olive-Wood Dustpan | A lacquered wooden dustpan, cut from a Craglorn olive tree. |
| Onsi’s Diamond Grindstone | Made from hard stone and gems mined from Onsi’s Breath, this grindstone can sharpen a blade for the finest cut in Bangkorai. |
| Pearl-Handled Mudcrab Cracker | This rare, jeweled mudcrab cracker is from a set used in the kitchen at the palace in Sentinel. |
| Pomegranate Distiller | An implement used to ferment pomegranate juice and distill it into Alik’r’s most popular variety of wine. |
| Princely Soup Spoon | When Prince Azah was a child, he liked to use different spoons to taste each bowl of soup on the table before choosing one. |
| Queen Maraya’s Scarf | This colorful adornment was sewn from the finest silks sold in Sentinel. |
| Quicksilver Anchor | This exquisite little anchor was designed to be ornamental. It features a depiction of Tava wrapped around the shank. |
| Red Asp Courting Oil | This oil creates an intoxicating aroma. The Red Asp and his colleagues use it for wooing women and disabling their enemies. |
| Red Asp Riding Crop | When he wants to make an impression, Ufa the Red Asp wields an ornate leather riding crop decorated with rubies and silver trim. |
| Red Brittle Serving Platter | A beautiful platter crafted from red brittle, probably from before the dangers of unstable nirncrux were fully documented. |
| Redguard Messenger Pouch | A large messenger pouch bearing the water symbol of Ra’Gada, the Warrior Wave. Used to carry letters and other correspondence. |
| Redguard Salted Mutton Platter | A platter designed to serve salted mutton, made in the distinctive style of the crafters of Sentinel. |
| Redguard Swordmaster’s Flask | A silver flask engraved with the crossed scimitars of a Redguard Master of the Swirling Blades. |
| Ruby-Studded Book Cover | This fancy book cover was among several King Fahara’jad gifted to the scholars who supported his claim to the throne. |
| Satakalaam Love Pouch | Satakalaam nobles anonymously place scintillating notes in each others’ love pouches as part of a bizarre adult game. |
| Seafoam Earplugs | Made from hardened seafoam, some Redguards use these to keep bugs from crawling into their ears while they sleep. |
| Secret Roads Map | This map locates several hidden passes and caves that run though the mountains between Hallin’s Stand and Satakalaam. |
| Sentinel Cutlery | A set of expertly crafted Redguard cutlery, imported from Alik’r for use only by the most discerning chefs. |
| Sentinel Guard Captain’s Badge | A badge carried by high-ranking officers of the Sentinel Guard. |
| Sentinel Guard Patrol Schedule | This document contains details about patrol routes and shift schedules for the Sentinel Guard. |
| Sentinel Guard Signaling Mirror | This small hand mirror was made so the Sentinel Guard can communicate across long distances. |
| Sentinel Lion Medal | A Redguard medal bearing the image of a lion on the front and a Sentinel maker’s mark on the back. |
| Sentinel Sipping Cup | Imported from Alik’r, this cerulean-clay cup is designed to be spill-proof for the use of young children. |
| Set of Four Gilane Goblets | Four fine glass goblets with gilt brims, imported from Gilane in southern Hammerfell. |
| Silken Dueling Towel | When Alik’r nobles engage in a duel, it is customary to bring a dueling towel to wipe sweat from one’s brow. |
| Silver Censer | This silver vessel is etched with maritime motifs and filled with rich Alik’ri incense. |
| Silver Crown Candelabra | Each of the eight candle holders in this candelabra are molded into a likeness of one of the Crowns’ gods. |
| Silver Kebab Sticks | A valuable set of kebab sticks often used by Crown nobles when eating goat. |
| Silver Sandal Spikes | Footracing is a common sport in parts of the Alik’r and some runners use these sandal spikes to get a competitive edge. |
| Silver Serving Platter | A grand silver platter with an etched rendering of Elinhir on the face. |
| Star Map | A detailed map of the Tamrielic sky, prepared by members of the Star-Gazer Order. |
| Star-Gazer Medal | A large, ebony medal with three constellations carved into the back of it, representing the Warrior, the Mage, and the Thief. |
| Star-Gazer’s Lapel Pin | An ornate pin, traditionally worn on the right side of the chest, that identifies the wearer as a member of the Star-Gazers. |
| Star-Gazer’s Optical Instrument | A spyglass specifically designed to gaze into the night sky and chart the movement of the stars. |
| Star-Gazer’s Walking Stick | Sings-to-Stumps, a Belkarth carpenter, crafts these simple walking sticks for Star-Gazers and anyone who does a lot of walking. |
| Star-Gazers’ Observatory Stationery | Common parchment sheets bearing the embossed seal of the observatory in Belkarth. |
| Steel Marlinspike | A flawless steel pin used to mend rope. It was likely given as a gift to Captain Kaleen’s most talented seamen. |
| Stone Warrior’s Hand | This life-like stone hand was broken off a statue in Southern Bangkorai. It’s hard to imagine that it was sculpted. |
| Stuffed Bergama Lizard | Stuffed lizards are a common gift for children in the Alik’r. They sometimes even wear tailored clothes. |
| Stuffed Camel Head | A stuffed and mounted camel head, the eyes surprisingly alert and bright, covered with a fine layer of dust. |
| Stuffed Sentinel Cat | Fahara’jad’s daughters adopted many stray cats. The girls loved them so much, that when they died, he had them stuffed. |
| Supple Nord Blade Polisher | An exquisitely worked strip of tiger hide, treated with an oil of giant blood and ground chicken wings. Worth every gold piece. |
| Supple Redguard Blade Polisher | An exquisitely worked strip of lion hide, treated with an oil of snake venom and ground beetle carapace. Worth every gold piece. |
| Sword Master’s Letter Opener | This letter opener, shaped like a scimitar with a ruby hilt, is presented to Redguard officers to open official correspondence. |
| Sword-Disciple’s Jewelled Pommel | A pommel fashioned in the Yokudan style, and possibly constructed in that faraway land. |
| Sword-Singer’s Finger-Weights | These small weights help strengthen the fingers of students at Leki’s Blade. |
| Tall Papa’s Starry Tapestry | This tapestry was fashioned by a Crown artisan to depict the starry sky over the desert. |
| Tava’s Prayer Beads | A string of pink pearls, accented by an olive-wood medallion carved to resemble a bird. |
| Three Banners War Memorabilia | Mementos recovered from fallen warriors in the Three Banners War and preserved for posterity by a Craglorn relic hunter. |
| Token of the Red Asp | The Red Asp of Hallin’s Stand gives tokens to those whom he feels he owes a personal favor. |
| Umeen’s Uplifting Unguent | A popular ointment said to treat numerous bodily ailments, sold exclusively by Umeen at the Gem & Flask in Belkarth. |
| Vial of Sand from the Far Shores | This small vial of sand allegedly came from the Aetherial realm the Redguards call the “Far Shores.” |
| Vial of Stardust | A vial full of a gleaming dust. It serves no function, but a Star-Gazer or similar scholar pays well for such curiosities. |
| Wamasu Hide Frilly Parasol | Imported from Craglorn at great expense, this covering provides protection from sun and rain, and features a bone-grip handle. |
| Warrior Wave | A small, carved ball of polished topaz, designed to represent Ra’Gada, the Warrior Wave. |
| Woven Yokudan Rug | |
| Yldunz Candleholder | Fashioned from a Dwemer gear and other trinkets, this decorative candleholder is a popular gift in Sentinel. |
| Yokeda’s Emerald Helm-Jewel | A large emerald attached to a small gold plate, designed to be the front piece of a First Era Yokeda’s Helm. |
| Yokudan Cutlery | This set of ancient forks, knives, and spoons was finely crafted, but is now valued for its age rather than its usefulness. |
| Yokudan House Idol | An antique-looking statue, about the size of a wine glass, modeled after the house idols popular with the Yokudan people. |
| Yokudan Prayer Shawl | An ancient shawl that bears the image of sword-wielding figures. Collectors and academics would pay handsomely for it. |
| Yokudan Style Flatware | Cutlery modeled after Yokudan silverware and sold by Thalia the Blacksmith in Belkarth. |
| Yokudan War Drum | A large drum that features several different Yokudan sword designs carved in its side. |
| Yokudan Warrior Statuette | A miniature statue shaped to represent a Yokudan Sword Saint performing an ancient sword technique. |
| Worn by members of a secret cult of Sep, this strap is lined with silver barbs designed to dig into the wearer’s chest. |
