Kettle Whistle
A conical steel whistle for fixing to a kettle spout. There are three holes pierced in the side and one at the top.
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A large iron key with a hollow shaft. The key has one large flat tooth with a slit.
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An iron key with an open oval shaped head and hollow shaft. The teeth are formed by two semi circular rods with open slits facing in opposite directions.
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An iron key with a kidney-shaped hole in the head and a hollow shaft. It has three curved teeth.
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An iron key with a kidney-shaped hole in its head and a solid shaft. It has two sets of elaborate teeth on either side of the shaft.
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An iron key with an oval hole in the head and an elaborate tooth.
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An iron key with an oval hole in the head, a hollow shaft, and an elaborate tooth.
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An iron key with a kidney-shaped hole in the head, a hollow shaft, and an elaborate tooth.
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An iron key with a kidney-shaped hole in the head, a hollow shaft, and a U-shaped tooth.
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A brass key with a head that has been pierced by four holes. It has a hollow shaft and four teeth.
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A small iron key with an oval hole in its head and a hollow shaft with a cruciform cross section. The tooth appears claw like in the cross section.
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A small iron key with three holes piercing the head and elaborate teeth formed by separate rods.
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A small iron key with a hollow shaft and no teeth. There are screw tracks visible inside the hollow end.
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A brass key with a large head pierced with an oval hole. Two small holes have been pierced through the tooth.
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An iron key with a circular open head and elaborate teeth.
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An iron key with an open heart-shaped head bearing the inscription '5'. It has a complex series of small teeth arranged in varying directions.
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An iron key with an oval hole through the head. The end of the key is hinged.
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A Romano-British iron key, from Coventry, with a heart shaped head.