"Hinged: Unlocking the Secrets of Sherlock Holmes' Adventure of the Second Stain" Step into the world of Sherlock Holmes as we delve into the captivating adventure known as "The Adventure of the Second Stain. " In this thrilling tale, hinged clues play a pivotal role in unraveling a high-stakes mystery. Amongst these intriguing hints lies a connection to the infamous White Star Line, transporting us back to an era when luxury and tragedy collided on board magnificent ocean liners. Goldsmiths caviar pot on stand adds an air of opulence, hinting at hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. A Hukin and Heath two-handled bowl with a hinged cover from 1879 holds secrets within its intricate design. What mysteries lie beneath its lid? Only Holmes can unlock its enigmatic contents. But it's not just objects that hold significance; even doors themselves become vital players in this enthralling narrative. Alfred Koehn's c. 1936 door creations offer glimpses into hidden chambers where truth awaits discovery. Venturing further into history, we encounter a dollhouse from around 1880 made entirely out of wood—a miniature world filled with surprises and concealed messages for those who dare explore its intricacies. As our investigation deepens, ancient air rifles emerge from obscurity—weapons both old and new intertwine in their stories, revealing how technology evolves but human nature remains constant throughout time. A bracelet bearing Psusennes I's cartouche transports us back to ancient Egypt—an artifact imbued with power and symbolism that unlocks tales lost to antiquity. Intriguingly contrasting this is a Momoyama Period Christian folding missal stand crafted in lacquer during the late 16th - early 17th century—a testament to cultural exchange between East and West during tumultuous times. From weaponry to fashion statements, a steel Burgonet helmet from c.