Owned by Mrs. R. B. LordA pair of engraved silver plated spoons and small fork in red lined velvet and satin case.spoons, forks, dessert forks

Mrs. F. WilmsCut glass butter dish with gilt edge. Has lid with glass knob. Matching no. 505.butter dishes

Mrs. F. WilmsCut glass sugar basin with gilt edge. Matching no. 504.sugar bowls

Used by Mr. N. BlagdonSilver child's cutlery set. Contains - 1 spoon, knife and fork all engraved. Also one serviette ring also engraved. All in box with blue satin and velvet lining.spoons, knives, forks, serviette rings, tableware, cutlery

Ruby glass footed cake stand with clear fluted edge. Victorian era.cake stands, tableware

Ruby and clear glass mug with handle. Ruby glass is etched in gold and there is cut pattern glass on the base.mugs, drinking vessels

Used by Mrs. Linda Sebire (late).Set of two small green glass oval condiment dishes. Can be removed from gold handled holder. Holder has four small. Set contains two small silver spoons.spoons, condiment sets, tableware

Donated by Mrs. Cooke's Solicitor.White china vase, painted with blue, pink and white flowers. White base, and cut out holes on sides.vases

Used by Mrs. W. J. SebireLarge glass patterned comport, with scalloped edge.comports, fruit bowls

From the late Miss E. M. SebireClear glass whisky decanter with ground glass stopper. Has Peter Dawson's Scotch painted on decanter. Specially manufactured to commemorate centenary of Company. decanters

From the home of the late Mrs. W. J. SebireSilver button hook and shoe horn in original gift case with blue silk and blue velvet lining. Ornate embossed handles.buttonhooks, shoehorns

From the home of Mrs. H.N. LordA pair of wooden lace making bobbins.bobbins, sewing equipment

Cream tatted jabot and four tatting shuttles. 1 - Tortoise shell, 1- Metal, 2 - Bone. Plus cream tatted triangular doily. jabots, tatting shuttles, lacemaking equipment

Used in early years (1900's) for covering the face of a baby in its pram, for protection from flies.Hand embroidered handkerchief, with scalloped edge.handkerchiefs

Worked by Miss Lily Sebire about 1900.White tablecloth in Renaissance work, also known as point lace. Braid is stitched onto a calico pattern, then linked by needle and thread in a variety of designs.tablecloths, embroidery

Worn from late 1800's to early 1920's.White ankle length petticoat, with beautiful lace skirt. Hand crocheted around the neck and arms.petticoats, underwear

Worn by Mrs. Edna ParkerWhite lawn full petticoat. Lace on bodice and hem.petticoats, underwear

Worn by Mrs. Edna ParkerWhite lawn half slip petticoat, with deep two tiered broderie anglaise lace hem. Has blue ribbon trim.petticoats, underwear

White lawn half petticoat, with 22 inch waist. Broderie anglaise skirt, with white ribbon trim.petticoats, underwear

Worn from late 1800's to early 1920'sWhite lawn petticoat with long lace skirt. Hand crocheted around the neck and armspetticoats, underwear

Worn by Mrs. Edna ParkerCoffee coloured full petticoat with lace trim on bodice and hem.petticoats, underwear

Worn by Mrs. F. WilmsWhite cotton underskirt with flounce of broderie anglaise and tucks. Has pink ribbon threaded through.petticoats, underwear, underskirts

Baby boots worn by Bev Andrews in 1942.A pair of white lace up baby boots.baby shoes, shoes, boots

Baby shoes worn by Bev Andrews in 1942.A pair of white leather baby button slippers with button and pattern on the front.baby shoes, shoes, slippers

Worn by Edgar Sebire at age 1 - 1916.White embroidered baby shoes, with ribbon tie.baby shoes, shoes

Worn by Edna Sebire, and other children of Thomas and Linda Sebire. Circa 1909.Pair of cream leather child's boots with pink pompoms and pink laces.baby shoes, shoes

Worn by Dorothy WilmsA pair of brown leather baby shoes with ribbon tie. Plus one additional brown shoe - not matching, with button tie.baby shoes, shoes

Pair of new brown infant socks. Special dye.socks, baby clothing

Used by Miss Helen GibsonHeavily embossed silver card holder case with chain handle, and clip at top. Has blue cotton interior.card holders

Used by Miss Helen GibsonSmall steel nail file with Mother of Pearl handle.nail files, manicure equipment