Toot. Again.

A pair of glasses, rummers, which used to be used in pubs. They're tiny, how civilised.
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A nineteenth century plate with the best pattern.
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All hand painted, and with a handsome crack right down the middle.
19th century plate, 19th century plate
The central roundel has a touch of Fornasetti to it I think.
19th century plate, 19th century plate
These cone bowls are a funny thing . . .
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. . . I'll let you look at them before you decide what the funny thing is . . .
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 . . . they're actually made from the tips of surplus munitions, painted (not very well) and put in a (slightly shambolic) box. Ingenious. They're also very good looking.
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Handsome coat hooks.
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A lot of photos of the same sailor.
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Two things that could one day be made into lampshades.
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A tiny framed picture of a valley.
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A handsome Gansey in an unusual blue.
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Lots of nice tins for making small cakes - I presume Raisley was a brand of flour.
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A meccano engine.
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Some William Morris fabric.
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And a green jelly mould.
puffer fish, puffer fish
In other news, the puffer fish can finally see, we opted for the cyclops on a stalk look. Also, I worked on Borough Market again yesterday - it was Medieval cold. I wore seventeen items of clothing.

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