Knighton Gorges

Once one of the grandest manor houses in the country, all that remains of Knighton Gorges is the stone gate posts. Plagued by dark history and tragedy stretching back to the 12th century when the one of the murderers of Thomas Beckett, Sir Hugh de Morville, fled there to hide; Knighton Gorges saw suspicious and untimely deaths; family feuding; affairs and ultimately its own destruction at the hands of its owner. With a plethora of reported hauntings, the most unusual is perhaps the sight of the house itself reappearing on New Year's Eve, appearing to host a raucous party with brightly lit windows; attendants in 18th century dress and even speeding horse-drawn carriages.

This ghost features a gloss finish.

Our large ghost figurines measure approximately 8cm tall and are hand-made with care on the Isle of Wight, thought to be the most haunted island in the world. Each ghost is completely unique and features an Isle of Wight shaped base. Finished with a UV proof gloss finish.

Please note that by virtue of the hand-making and finishing process, minor imperfections or colour variations may be present. These are normal and add to the character of each spirit, with each one being a true one-of-a-kind.