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an old wooden dresser with ornate carvings on it
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Elizabeth I joined oak press cupboard - Marhamchurch Antiques
Elizabeth I oak carved and inlaid press cupboard of fine quality. The lower twin cupboard with carved arcaded panelled doors with plumed feathers within, above a single cupboard with central door inlaid with geometric designs being flanked by deeply moulded and carved panels with intersecting inlaid patterns. Above this a heavily carved gadrooned frieze supporting …
an ornately decorated golden bowl with angels on it
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The Royal Gold Cup of the kings of England and France.' British Museum When the cup passed through the hands of England’s tudor kings, its stem was adorned with the Tudor rose. That's probably why, when James I inherited it, he gave it away to a Spaniard not long after his accession!
an old wooden bench sitting on top of a white floor
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Tudor boarded stool
an embroidered square with flowers and leaves on the front, surrounded by other decorative objects
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Elizabethan embroidered herb pillow showing the completed design, linen, silk thread, metal perle, passementerie, spangles circa 1600-Gawthorpe Textiles Collection
two old metal keys with different designs on the front and back sides, one is black
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tiara of Anne Boleyn
an empty glass bowl sitting on top of a table
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replica salt cellar found in the wreck site of the Titanic
a clear glass bowl sitting on top of a table
Titanic Room
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Footed Bowl
The Tudor
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This hand-cut glass artifact replica footed bowl will dress up any fireplace mantle. #FirstClassDecor #Titanic
an empty glass bottle sitting on top of a table
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Hand-cut, decorative glass decanter artifact replica, similar to what was used in 3rd-class cabins on Titanic. #ThirdClass #Titanic
The Lacock Cup. Plain and gilded silver, England, 15th century.The Lacock Cup. Formed of nearly 1kg of silver, this drinking cup topped with a sweeping lid was made in England in the mid-15th century and is a rare example of pre-Reformation secular silver. The survival rate for this type of object is extremely low. Fewer than 300 pieces of English silver have survived from before 1520. Why this low rate of survival? As tastes changed, the silver was melted down and refashioned. Spinning Silver, Nottingham Castle, Communion Cups, Late Middle Ages, Richard Iii, The British Museum, The Tudors, Cup A, Medieval Art
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The Lacock Cup. Plain and gilded silver, England, 15th century.The Lacock Cup. Formed of nearly 1kg of silver, this drinking cup topped with a sweeping lid was made in England in the mid-15th century and is a rare example of pre-Reformation secular silver. The survival rate for this type of object is extremely low. Fewer than 300 pieces of English silver have survived from before 1520. Why this low rate of survival? As tastes changed, the silver was melted down and refashioned.
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