Lamp
An Egyptian style circular lamp, with a wide spout attached. It is made from a dark ceramic and has a hole in the centre of the top for filling the lamp. There is moulded decoration around the hole at ...
Lamp
A Roman period Egyptian teardrop shape lamp. It has a hole in the spout for a wick. There are two holes at the top for filling the lamp as well as moulded foliage decoration. The lamp is broken at the ...
Lamp
A Roman period Egyptian lamp. It is described as a 'candlestick' due to its shape. The lamp is roughly circular in shape, with eight spouts around the edge for wicks. There is also a hole in the centre, ...
Lamp
A flat, enclosed, circular lamp, said to be of eastern origin, which is made from an orange ceramic. It is stamped on both sides with an inscription, which is probably in Greek, and a figure on horseback. ...
Lamp
An open lamp made from an orange clay. It is a circular bowl with a spout for a wick.
Lamp
A Roman lamp excavated from Austin Friars, London, in 1911. The lamp is a drop shape with a hole at the top and a spout. It is made of beige clay with micaceous specs. There are traces of gilding and ...
Leamington College for Girls Badge
An enamel badge for the Leamington College for Girls, Leamington Spa. The badge depicts the Leamington Spa Coat of Arms and legend - 'SOLA BONA QUAE HONESTA' (Only those things that are honourable are ...
Lid
Ceramic lid for, "MRS WILLIAMS'S PURE HERBAL NUTRITIVE CREAM FOR RESTORING WEAK HAIR AND FOR BALDNESS PATRONISED BY THE NOBILITY PREPARED SOLELY BY MRS WILLIAMS ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA. It has a white glaze ...
Lid
The top of a Roman earthenware vessel. It is a circular ceramic lid with the top of the handle broken off. There is a red figure painted on to a black background, and a figure with a beard.
Little Girl On Cushion
Alma Ramsey (1907-1993) Little Girl on Cushion Ceramic figurine in the style of Poole Pottery, on a wooden black base, circa 1926 190mm x 160mm The sculptor Alma Ramsey studied at the Royal College of ...
Long Bead Necklace
A necklace of amber, glass and paste beads. Some of the paste beads are decorated with a stylised eye pattern.
6th Century A.D.
450mm drop
1922/23 excavations (Grave 35)
'Man of the Millennium' Mug
This was commissioned by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust following Shakespeare's nomination as "Man of the Millennium" by a BBC Radio Four listeners' poll.
The drawing is by Clive Francis, whose ...
Mineral Water Bottle
This stoneware bottle is from George Street, Leamington Spa. The printed label on the front of the bottle reads: 'The Leamington Spa / Aerated / Waters / Co. Ltd / To Sell Or Refil This Bottle Is Illegal ...
Mineral Water Bottle
This stoneware bottle was produced to contain the mineral water of the Aerated Waters Company of Leamington Spa. The front of the bottle is stamped with, 'Bourne / Denby'.
Money-Box. Staffordshire
Money-box
Staffordshire
1890
A Staffordshire ornamental money-box in the shape of a cottage. The cottage is a red brick building with five windows and a door to the front. There is a narrow slit in ...
Mortarium
A Roman mortarium (mixing bowl) from Pan Rock, Whitstable. It is circular with a deep flange and is made of beige clay with a gritted interior. The maker's name is stamped on either side of the spout. ...
Mosaic of Shakespeare in Stratford-upon-Avon
This design was produced for the building designed by Harris, Martin and Harris of Birmingham and opened in 1883 to house a branch of the Birmingham Banking Company in Stratford-upon-Avon. The panels ...
Mug
Mug
c.1700
A thrown, grey stoneware, salt glazed mug. The vessel has straight sides, with three incised lines at the base and one at the lip. There is brown speckling on the lip and handle. The mug ...