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Stone Acorn from Parapet of the Circus Stone Acorn from the Parapet of the Circus, c.1760,.

The Gilmore Map of 1694 shows Bath as a city largely contained within its medieval walls, with a. This is a replica of a keystone (centre stone of an arch) c.1800, from the.

Tool Cabinet: Sticking Board Sticking board: Jig for holding the sash bar whilst cutting the glazing rebates and 'sticking', i.e.

Tool Cabinet: Sash Fillister Sash Fillister made by John Green, York, 1768-1808.

Dingley, Birmingham, 1781, fitted with a sash bit for drilling out for the fixing dowel.

Tool Cabinet: Wooden Brace Wooden brace made by R.

Cherhill Roman Mosaic This fragment of mosaic formed part of an elaborate tessellated pavement which covered the floor of a two-chambered room.

Bell Barrow Amber Necklace The necklace is comprised of 10 shale beads and two shale rings found with 11 amber and 10 faience beads, found with a.

4 Terracotta Tiles 1 terrcotta tile with the arms of England inlaid, 1 terrcotta tile with the arms of Richard, Earl of Cornwall or his son.

Saxon Tanged Iron Sword 1 iron sword with scabbard remains, from Grave 22, from the pagan Saxon cemetery called 'Black Patch' at Blacknall.

Roman Silver Bowl Roman Silver Bowl found in Blunsdon Ridge, Wiltsire around 300 AD.

Japanese Sword and Sheath This beautiful artefact from our world cultures gallery, ‘Bringing the World to Plymouth’ is intricately carved in.

Inner Mummy Coffin This decorative Inner Mummy Coffin is more than 2,800 years old and is one of two in the care of Plymouth City Museum.

There were doubts about this description.

Funerary Net This Egyptian artefact originally came to the Museum described as a necklace.

The Cattewater Gun The Cattewater Gun is a type of cannon but because it would have fired its shots straight ahead, it is classed as a.

The Exon Domesday Book The 'Exon Domesday' manuscript is a unique survival from William the Conqueror's Domesday Survey of 1086.Silver penny of William The Conqueror On this very rare penny, minted between 10, we see the bust of William The Conqueror, wearing a crown and.Theatrical Autographs Book of Theatrical stars, signitures of hotel residents.Douglas Task Master Aircraft Tractor This Douglas Taskmaster Aircraft Tractor has been owned by its current owner Jim Kerr for around five years.A decorated Dower Chest (1754) This painted Dower Chest was made in Guernsey in 1754 and bears the initials RBH.Eastgate The Eastgate was built into Exeter's City Wall, and stood at the top of the High Street.Georgian Passage The Georgian Passage is the newest section of the Underground Passages system.Pipe This lead pipe was made to carry drinking water through Exeter's Underground Passages.This Wicker Helmet padded with leather is believed to have been. Mid 19th Century Wicker Safety Helmet Splendid example of early Health & Safety Equipment!.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.Silver dish designed by C.R.Ashbee In 1888 the architect and designer Charles Robert Ashbee established craft workshops called the Guild of Handicraft in.

Rolling Pin Made by TG Green, a well-known company specialising in household goods.The Common Seal of Exeter This silver seal is the oldest example surviving from any of the towns and cities of England, and dates to around 1170.The earliest example of the use of this seal is on. The first seal of the Chapter of Exeter This is a seal impression which was attached to an official document.The man on the right has a beard and moustache. A fragment of a Norman doorway This carved stone block shows two heads with bulging eyes.A fragment of a Norman capital Four human faces have been carved into this block of stone, each with a moustache and wearing a hat.Six bone whistles have been found from archaeological.

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A series of bone whistles Bone whistles are the most ancient musical instruments known.Clay roof tile decoration from Exeter There is something about a face that can't help but make you wonder about.But it was an heirloom to a family who changed the Tudor world. Silver spoon made for the Gilbert family It's just a little silver spoon.

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