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Crochet Tool
A long black rod, which is possibly made of ebony. It has a point at one end.
Crochet Tool
A long thin metal rod with a point at each end.
Crochet Tool
A long thin rod of ivory or bone, which has a point at one end.
Crochet Tool
A long, thin, slightly curving rod of ivory or bone. It has a point at one end.
Crochet Tool
A long thin rod of ivory or bone, which has a point at one end. The other end has been flattened on one side.
Crochet Tool
A long thin rod of ivory or bone, which has a point at one end.
Crochet Tool
An ivory or bone crochet hook. It has a hook at one end and a thin ribbed handle at the other.
Crochet Tool
A long thin rod of ivory or bone. It has a point at one end and the other end has been broken.
Crochet Tool
A long black rod, possibly made of ebony. It has an ivory or bone point at one end and an ebony point at the other.
Crochet Tool
A long black rod, which is possibly made of ebony. It has concentric circles cut into each end.
Crochet Tool
A long black rod, which is possibly made of ebony. It has concentric circles which form knobs at each end.
Crochet Tool Holder
A wooden cylindrical box with a lid used to contain crochet tools. The box has been decorated by two transfer printed scenes of Warwick House.
Cruet Set
A porcelain cruet set. The vessels have pink bodies and white lids and handles. The salt-cellar compartment has a scene of Leamington Spa printed on it.
Cubbington. Church Lane
A view of Church Lane, Cubbington, produced as a Christmas postcard. 1900s
Cubbington. Coal merchant
Coal merchant delivering coal in Cubbington by horse and cart. 1900s
Cubbington. Group of schoolchildren with coaches
Group of schoolchildren and teachers standing in front of two coaches in Cubbington. c. 1949
Cubbington. Hill Farm, family group
Family group sitting on the steps at Hill Farm, Cubbington. Possibly Robert Ferguson and family. 1904
Cubbington. Lutterworth End (now Church Lane)
Women, children and pets standing in front of thatched and timbered cottages in Lutterworth End (now Church Lane), Cubbington. 1900s
For more detailed information refer to - Cubbington by G.F.Peppitt....