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William Cox established Cox's Brass and Iron Foundry in 1810 as a family business. The Foundry was located in Tancred Street, Taunton. The Foundry produced skillets like this one which...
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Medallion commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria
In 1897 Queen Victoria became the first monarch to celebrate a Diamond Jubilee. Aged 78, Victoria celebrated this achievement by attending events across the county. Taunton's Mayor W Lock felt...
Medallion commemorating the Centenary of the establishment of the Hannah More Cheddar Sunday School
This medallion commemorates the centenary of the establishment of the Hannah More Cheddar Sunday School in 1889. Hannah More was a philanthropist and playwright, born in Stapleton in 1745. Along...
Medallion commemorating the coronation of King George V
Distributed by H W Pollard, Mayor of Bridgwater in 1911, this medallion commemorates the coronation of George V. The obverse side features the busts of George V and Queen Mary,...
Print of Huish Episcopi Church Tower
John Piper took inspiration from Somersetês remarkable medieval architecture. He painted and made prints of many of the countyês churches. This screenprint is of the magnificent tower at Huish Episcopi....
Painting of Farmer Budge
In this carefully posed portrait, Farmer Edward Budge looks proudly at the viewer. He lived at Haselbury Park Farm where he farmed 350 acres mostly as the tenant of Lord...
Temporary grave marker for Captain Maud
This wooden cross was used to mark Captain C C Maudês temporary grave. He was killed while leading his men in an attack at Ploegsteert Wood, Belgium, in December 1914....
Boneshaker bicycle
The Boneshaker bicycle was four times faster than walking, but its iron-tyred wheels made it uncomfortable. This boneshaker was made in 1866 for Mr Frampton May of Bridgwater. Its rubber...
Brass pole head
This brass pole head belonged to Radstock Benefit Society and includes representations of a minerês tools and is engraved RP. It dates from about 1850....
Cider mug
This two handled cider mug features a transfer print view of St Mary Magdalene Church, Taunton. The reason for the mug having two handles is to allow for the mug...