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Fire tongs
Iron fire tongs with a spherical finial, from a set of fire tools manufactured in England c.1840-1860. Date: 1840-1860

Tea caddy made from mahogany with two internal compartments, inlaid with brass and zinc marquetry, lined with red silk and with a baize base, possibly made in England or France c.1840. Date: c.1840

Tea caddy
Burr yew tea caddy of rectangular form with canted corners (bevelled or slanted corner), banded with tulip wood and casuarina and an inlaid design of a sand-shaded conch on a green oval ground

Pewter plate
Large pewter plate with a reeded edge, marked with the initials FHM and various hallmarks, made in England before 1735. Date: pre 1735

Cookery book
Manuscript recipe book in original calf covers, 90 pages and index, with an ownership inscription for Ann Dawson, dated 1724. Date: 1724

Geffrye Museum Collection: Set of fire tools

Set of fire tools
Cast polished steel fire poker with a twisted brass handle and a floral finial, part of a set of fire tools including tongs and a shovel

Cookery book
Manuscript recipe book in original calf covers, 90 pages and index, with an ownership inscription for Ann Dawson, dated 1724. Date: 1724

Fire dog
One of a pair of wrought iron fire dogs with turned brass finials, arched legs and tapered uprights, decorated with raised decoration of Xs and carved feather motifs

Vase
One of two clear glass vases with a spreading foot and a long slim stem rising to a pinched neck opening with a serpentine three lobed rim. The glass has twisted ridges and dates from c.1870-1910

Fender
Blackened copper alloy fender with scrolling foliate decoration and four gadrooned feet, made in England c.1840-1860. Date: 1840-1860

Armchair
Black painted elbow chair made from mahogany and beech, with a curved bar back over an X-splat, between scrolled arms, with brass lions mask decorations

Cookery book
Manuscript recipe book in original calf covers, 90 pages and index, with an ownership inscription for Ann Dawson, dated 1724. Date: 1724

Geffrye Museum Collection: The Complete Practical Cook

The Complete Practical Cook
Book, The Complete Practical Cook; Or, A New System Of the Whole Art and Mystery of Cookery, by Charles Carter, London: printed for W. Meadows, in Cornhill; C

Fender
Sheet iron fender with half-round beaded brass decoration, an overall fretted design of octagonal interlocking forms, and applied circular and octagonal steel studs, painted black

Geffrye Museum Collection: Armchair, detail

Armchair, detail
Black painted elbow chair made from mahogany and beech, with a curved bar back over an X-splat, between scrolled arms, with brass lions mask decorations

Armchair
Black painted elbow chair made from mahogany and beech, with a curved bar back over an X-splat, between scrolled arms, with brass lions mask decorations

Geffrye Museum Collection: Ladderback chair

Ladderback chair
Chestnut ladderback chair with oak and birch stretchers, carved shell decoration on the top rail and a rush seat, possibly made in France c.1800-1900. Date: 1800-1900

Sofa
Mahogany sofa carved with scrolls and an anthemion cresting, upholstered in modern red damask, made in England c.1830. Date: c.1830

Geffrye Museum Collection: Mahogany chair

Mahogany chair with a galleried rectangular back with an arcaded and vertically railed back between reeded uprights and modern blue silk upholstery

Cookery book
Manuscript recipe book in original calf covers, 90 pages and index, with an ownership inscription for Ann Dawson, dated 1724. Date: 1724

Fender
Blackened copper alloy fender with scrolling foliate decoration and four gadrooned feet, made in England c.1840-1860. Date: 1840-1860

Fender
Sheet iron fender with half-round beaded brass decoration, an overall fretted design of octagonal interlocking forms, and applied circular and octagonal steel studs, painted black

The Complete Practical Cook
Book, The Complete Practical Cook; Or, A New System Of the Whole Art and Mystery of Cookery, by Charles Carter, London: printed for W. Meadows, in Cornhill; C

Geffrye Museum Collection: Christmas postcard

Christmas postcard printed with a design of four red-breasted birds in a pine tree, sent to Mrs Dick and Miss Hudson from Jugederd Gedulof, manufactured in Sweden and postmarked 22 December 1947

Geffrye Museum Collection: Christmas card

Christmas card from the Valentines series printed with a snowy scene of cottages and a church, sent from Dan and Mary, printed in England and thought to date c.1930-1940. Date: 1930-1940

Christmas card embossed and printed with a design of the courtyard of a manor house with a milk maid carrying two buckets on a yoke, with a paper insert secured with a lilac ribbon

Geffrye Museum Collection: Christmas card, inside

Christmas card, inside
Christmas card printed with a design of three children ice-skating, including two boys and a girl wearing a bonnet and fur muff, sent from Mrs Dick and Ninna, manufactured by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd

Christmas card printed with a design of three children ice-skating, including two boys and a girl wearing a bonnet and fur muff, sent from Mrs Dick and Ninna, manufactured by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd

The Complete Practical Cook
Book, The Complete Practical Cook; Or, A New System Of the Whole Art and Mystery of Cookery, by Charles Carter, London: printed for W. Meadows, in Cornhill; C

Geffrye Museum Collection: Delftware plate

Delftware plate
Tin-glazed earthenware plate painted in blue with a central floral design, three sprays of flowers on the rim, and an outer border of crosses and dashes in two concentric lines

Christmas card inscribed Christmas Thoughts with a message printed in black on a cream ground, with an illuminated letter I in manuscript form

Christmas card from the Salmons Ambassador Series embossed and printed with a design of a stagecoach in a snowy scene with a church and houses in the distance

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