List of Objects
Telling a history of our world through objects
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Ballet to Remember, Maria Militsi 'Ballet to Remember' a series by Maria Militsi This series by made by Maria Militsi between 2008 and 2010 and was ... Contributed by Museum
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The Book of Roger A 12th century compendium of maps and accompanying descriptions written in Arabic in the court of King Roger of Sicily Contributed by Museum
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A smokeable branch pipe. This pipe was fashioned from a thin tree branch by my great grandfather and made in three sections. He was a cabinet ... Contributed by Individual
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19th Century Enclosed Communal Bath This enclosed iron slipper bath allowed the user to bathe in complete privacy! Water was delivered to the lower end by a ... Contributed by Individual
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Mid 19th Century Wicker Safety Helmet Splendid example of early Health & Safety Equipment! This Wicker Helmet padded with leather is believed to have been ... Contributed by Individual
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Wedding outfit This belonged to my great grandmother. She married twice - her first husband was killed whilst working on the railway ... Contributed by Individual
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Watercolour painting Painting of a British soldier by Frederick Henry Townsend. This painting used to hang in Lawton House. Contributed by Individual
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Vase This vase as made in the 1930s and has a quirky, cold-painted design. Contributed by Individual
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Two-wheel pushchair This pushchair has only two wheels. It shows a type of design that is perfectly effective but has gone out of style. Contributed by Individual
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Two chairs They have been in the family for as long as I can remember. They were in my great grandmother's house. They came from ... Contributed by Individual
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Two bronze statues/figures A gift to my great great grandfather in appreciation from a Swiss chemist who he employed as a works chemist, producing ... Contributed by Individual
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Tressy & Toots Doll These dolls were given to me as a Christmas present in the 1960s. They were aimed at 7-14 year olds and the outfits ... Contributed by Individual
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Textile sample from China I bought this in an antiques shop in Shanghai. There was another piece that came with it that had a tassle. I love ... Contributed by Individual
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Teddy Bear A popular toy in more austere times. Contributed by Individual
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Ring with set portrait The ring was given to the owner by an elderly couple in 1969. The portrait is set in the ring for sentimental reasons. Contributed by Individual
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Pewter tankards and lamp These items were bought from an antiques shop 45 years ago and would have had a general use in homes at the time. Contributed by Individual
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Passover Picture This picute by James B. Wood shows a scene from a seder during the Jewish holiday of Passover, which commemorates the ... Contributed by Individual
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Church Architecture - Bell The unusual Belfry at Tarbat was built in the mid-18th century, by Alexander Stronach, whose family had been master ... Contributed by Museum
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Paintings and Masonic records John Mander served in WWII in Austria and was instrumental in reviving Freemasonary there after the war. The Freemasons ... Contributed by Individual
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Painting of Percy Dews Percy Dews had seven grandchildren, each of whom received two paintings. Contributed by Individual
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Painting of a boy and dog This oil painting is by John Alfred Vinter, who was well established as a painter and even painted members of the Royal ... Contributed by Individual
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Old lock This lock was taken from the doors of the chairman's office in an Art Deco style building that was knocked down around ... Contributed by Individual
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Notebook case This notebook case evokes a period when written communication was cherished. Contributed by Individual
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Metal box This box was made circa 1900 for my husband's mother in Poland. It had her initials on the top. It's part of my ... Contributed by Individual
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Menu from Romanos on The Strand Romanos was an influential restaurant established by a Russian who built up a reputation by serving champagne and ... Contributed by Individual
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Letter from Bing Crosby A fan letter sent with an enclosed photo. Bing was about to film 'Going My Way' which went on to be a huge hit. Contributed by Individual
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Just William books These books were picked up at various book fairs and auction houses. Contributed by Individual
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Japanese metal inlaid box This piece highlights the taste for Japanese decorative art in Europe and the importance of the decorative arts in ... Contributed by Individual
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Goblet or chalice This 250-year-old goblet has a crest on it for Wilson, Stratford-Le-Bow. Contributed by Individual
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German stoneware This item was probably used as a decorative vase or would possibly have been used to contain fruit. Contributed by Individual
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French/Belgian police officer's hat This item is owned by a collector. Contributed by Individual
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Figurine We believe this to be one of a set of three that were shared by my grandmother and her sisters. We think it was given ... Contributed by Individual
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Doll This doll was used in a shop window display to promote sales of christening gowns. Contributed by Individual
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Coming of age certificate This certificate was presented to the grandson of Prime Minister William Gladstone and mentions a fete to be held at ... Contributed by Individual
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Chinese picture There is a lot of detailed work involved in this picture of a jardinere, flowers and butterflies designed in mother of ... Contributed by Individual
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Carved statuette This was bought from a stall in Kenya in 1989. Heritage items aren't usually allowed out of the country however customs ... Contributed by Individual
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Carved emu egg This belonged to my father's cousin who worked for the post office and went out to Australia. Contributed by Individual
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Barometer This barometer was presented to the owners grandfather in 1911. Barometers were once a popular way of predicting the ... Contributed by Individual
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Bakelite egg cup I bought this at a car boot sale 20 years ago and thought it so unusual - an antique of the future. Contributed by Individual
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Atlas An atlas that has no motorways on it! The back contains info re climate, social info, migration etc. Contributed by Individual
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Art Deco etched vase The etching is of a particularly good quality, emphasising the workmanship of the period. Contributed by Individual
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Army discharge paper This is the discharge papers for the owner's great great grandfather who served in the Crimean war. Contributed by Individual
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Advertising poster A healthy eating appeal many years before '5-a-day'. Contributed by Individual
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Advertising poster Poster advertising South African oranges pre-protests against apartheid. Contributed by Individual
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A gin glass A penny gin glass bought at an antiques fair. This glass dates from the 1700s when there was concern at the levels of ... Contributed by Individual
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Church Architecture - Grave Slab Broken fragments from a grave-slab have been used to block an old doorway in South wall of the Church. The fragment ... Contributed by Museum
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Saxon Glass Claw Beaker Snape Anglo-Saxon cemetery lies at TM 402593 and is bisected by the A1094 which links Aldeburgh to the A12 in the ... Contributed by Museum
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Dewar vacuum flask This is one of the first ever vacuum flasks. While we generally use them to keep our drinks hot, vacuum flasks were ... Contributed by Museum
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Duke of Wellington's map of Waterloo Wellington ordered his commanding Royal Engineer, Colonel Sir John Carmichael-Smyth, to prepare a map of the area of ... Contributed by Museum
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Hiroshima Vase This small porcelain vase or bottle has glass fused onto the side of it. This fusing was caused by the blast of the ... Contributed by Museum
