Bust of Christopher MarloweBust of Christopher Marlowe made in British Gypsum Plaster. As with all Famous Faces there are objects around the base. For this bust we have included The Rose Theatre, Helen of Troy, the devil from Doctor Faustus, the Maltese cross from the Jew of Malta and quill and ink. The etch around the base reads "COME LIVE WITH ME AND BE MY LOVE" Like his contemporary, Shakespeare, Marlowe also became a successful playwright. Rumour has it that he also

the Capulet Rose and Montague Swords from Romeo and Juliet

Medals that are issued named ('named' being the term used for engraving) have details diamond engraved on the reverse̴ to MoD standard

a gallantry emblem of crossed oakleaves was established to be worn on all grades of the Order of the British Empire

Throughout much of its history

horses of Royal Ascot and the QE2

For this bust we have included quill and ink

The 1939–1945 Star was awarded to members of the British and Commonwealth Armed Forces who served during the Second World War

It was awarded particularly for service during air raids in World War Two

the Air Force Cross was awarded to officers and certain ranks serving in the Royal Air Force and associated air services

the Burma Star stands as a proud tribute to the resilience and sacrifice of those who fought in the Far East

High-quality die-struck metal construction for a precise and durable finish

produced under approval from the UK Ministry of Defence