Social History (TA6699)

Square, heavy, iron lock with brass wards. Would have been attached to a gate.

Social History (TA6854)

Double-handled pewter chalice. With engraved border on the base.

Social History (TA6855)

Double-handled pewter chalice with engraved border on the base. Part of the Communion plate from the old Counterslip Baptist Chapel, Bristol.

Social History (TA6856)

Pewter paten with reeded edge. Part of the Communion plate from the old Counterslip Baptist Chapel, Bristol.

Social History (TA6867)

Pewter flagon with decorative handle and hinged lid.

Social History (TA6885)

Pewter half pint measure, lidless, with moulded handle. Bearing an inscription.

Social History (TA6892)

Pewter paten with reeded edge. Part of the Communion plate from the old Counterslip Baptist Chapel, Bristol.

Social History (TA6895)

Pewter flagon with hinged lid and decorative handle. With engraved base and lid. Part of the communion plate from the old Counterslip Baptist Chapel, Bristol.

Social History (TA64)

Rectangular pottery tobacco jar in cottage form. . An armed soldier is modelled on either side of the cottage door. The cottage may perhaps represent a vilage "lock up".

Social History (T502)

Leather strap with eight horse brasses. Includes one acorn and a train design.

Social History (T561)

Face piece with one horse brass. Brass embossed with figure of a horse.

Social History (TB1983)

Horse brass.

Social History (TB1985)

Heart shaped brass.

Social History (TB1987)

Anchor shaped brass.

Social History (TB2985)

Social History (TB835)

Oval metal medal with Bristol City crest on. With inscriptions on both sides.

Social History (TB836)

Silver thimble; pattern of raised trellis work; four running animals round the rim; no hallmark.

Social History (TB853)

Wooden base with aluminium plate set in. Brass holder for screw to turn down through. Separate aluminium plate and wooden holder for pressing.

Social History (TB854)

Cylindrical wooden quarter peck measure. Held together with metal bands. Marked with sign of a crown and VR. Bearing an inscription.

Social History (TB879)

Tinderbox for steel and flint. Japanned with inner compartment and small fold down holder for candle.

Social History (TB1238)

Small vase made of bell metal. Has wide lip and broadens out towards the base, then comes in again to narrow base. Decorated with an engraved border.

Social History (TB1240)

Wooden watchman's rattle. Turned wooden handle with wooden paddles that when rotated knock against wooden cog that produces 'rattle' noise.

Social History (TB1270)

Brass, probably for dolls' house; handles, when closed, form a heart-shape surmounted by the two circular 'finger grips'.

Social History (TB1290)

Bone crochet hook.

Social History (TB1313)

Turned bone crochet hook. 19th century.

Social History (TB1332)

Mother-of-Pearl thread winder or cotton reel, holding black silk thread. 19th century.

Social History (TB1460)

Envelope of pierced paper, decorated with gold to give effect of filigree. Bouquet of flowers on front, each of which pulls out and has various messages on tab with small picture behind. Messages pull back with piece of string. Envelope sealed.

Social History (TC1623)

Milk bottle. Note: this may be one of the 43 that are currently installed in showcase PLC-M04, Place Gallery, MShed (numbers have been washed off!)

Social History (TB1817)

White with broad black borders. 1d stamp top right with Bath postmark. Handwritten address on front written in black ink. One penny stamp held inside.

Social History (TB1856)

Blue edged. Shows girl's head in frame of gold and white paper lace. Head pulls forward to show poem by S. Ph. A. entitled 'Forget-me-not'. Backed onto thin white paper, plain inside.

Social History (TB1857)

Greetings card with the head of a girl against back of silver and gold paper lace. Head pulls forward showing tag with inscription and decorated with flowers. On back, silver and gold paper lace in style of an envelope with a seal with a verse in lilac on white silk.

Social History (TB1858)

Greetings card with scalloped edge front of gold and white paper lace. Peonies in circular frame in centre. Underneath ribbon tied in bow with inscription. Inside front cover is a picture of a girl with flowers and dormant lamb. On inside back cover in circular frame a poem 'To My Sister'. On reverse large pull-out spray of forget-me-nots.

Social History (TB1867)

Cream coloured card. Flaps open in centre, each decorated with spray of Margueritas. Opens out to show woman in white with eyes upturned, rainbow in background. On each side, verse re: New Year. Margueritas on back. Gilded edges.

Social History (TB1868)

Gold and white paisley paper lace trim. Card shows girl setaed and wreathed in ivy. Ivy bank above pulls down to give 4 banks of red and blue flowers, held by strip of white silk ribbon.

Social History (TB1869)

Spray of 6 bunches of white and yellow flowers on hinge to open. Pale green silk tassels from hinge.

Social History (TB1875)

Cream with scalloped beige edges. Shows butterfly shape in centre surrounded by blue, yellow and orange flowers.

Social History (TB1876.1)

Birthday card (two halves are detached). First card, one side snowy winter scene with gold edged tablet in the centre with a birthday message. Inscription in ink at bottom right hand corner. On reverse a spray of white flowers with green foliage framing a verse by H.M. Burnside. Second card, one side has final verse of poem by H.M. Burnside framed by white flowers and green foliage. On the reverse is a winter scene with snowy path and tree with birthday message at the base.

Social History (TB1877)

Cream card, snowdrops and forget-me-nots in top right, forget-me-not to bottom left. Silver embossed inscription in middle.

Social History (TB1878)

Front has doors, boy on left panel and girl on right. Open to reveal country girl with flowers. This picture has tab attached, pull tab and a window is revealed underneath with a disc that rotates showing 4 different pictures and a birthday message.

Social History (TD106)

Brooch made from cut metal. Design of entwined tulips. Identical to TD107.