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160938LEEDM.1919.0014Social HistoryArchitecturestonePlague stonec. 1604 - 16441604stoneobject: 430 x 730 x 730mmlarge stone with hollowed out trough at top and inscription "1666 / Plague". Until about 1910 the stone stood by the side of the Chapeltown road on the site of the lower end of Reginald Terrace. It is believed that the basin was filled with a mixture oflarge stone with hollowed out trough at top and inscription "1666 / Plague". Until about 1910 the stone stood by the side of the Chapeltown road on the site of the lower end of Reginald Terrace. It is believed that the basin was filled with a mixture of vinegar and water, and that the inhabitants …
63863LEEDM.E.1928.0020.G.2Social HistoryCeramicsjugToby jugmid 18th-early 19th Century1767ceramic, earthenwareobject: 280mmtoby jug in the form of an 18th century manThis Toby jug shows a man with his bottle of beer. Unfortunately his pipe is missing! It is part of the Stephen Cliff bequest left to Leeds Museums in 1928.
63995LEEDM.E.1932.0226.0001Social HistoryCeramicscupsouvenir cupafter 18701870ceramicobject: 62mmwhite porcelain tea cup with black lines round border and black transfer print of "BRIGGATE LEEDS", engraving dated 1870; unmarkedWhite porcelain souvenir tea cup with a black transfer print of "BRIGGATE LEEDS". The engraving is dated 1870. This view of Briggate shows the site of the Moot Hall after it had been demolished for road widening. The 1829 Corn Exchange seen in the distance was demolished in 1869 to make way for Ne…
64388LEEDM.E.1938.0041Social HistoryMachineryVictorianmachinesausage machinemid 19th-19th Century1860wood & brassobject height: 240mm object width: 400mm object depth: 260mmsausage making machine, wood with brass fittingsA sausage making machine, made of wood with brass fittings. This was an early exhibit at Abbey House Museum and was displayed in the "Old English Room" in 1943.
64777LEEDM.E.1948.0063.0001Social HistoryToys and gamesMiss Maude CooperCooper, Maude Misshousedolls house "Abbey Grange"c 18831873woodobject: 1150 x 960 x 755mmlarge dolls house, model of Tudor-style timber framed house, black and white, with date "18 MC 83" over door; 2 storeys; known as "Abbey Grange"This house is known as Abbey Grange
64777LEEDM.E.1948.0063.0001Social HistoryToys and gamesMiss Maude CooperCooper, Maude Misshousedolls house "Abbey Grange"c 18831873woodobject: 1150 x 960 x 755mmlarge dolls house, model of Tudor-style timber framed house, black and white, with date "18 MC 83" over door; 2 storeys; known as "Abbey Grange"This mock Tudor style house was donated to the museum in 1948 by Miss Maude Cooper. In the 1880's Miss Cooper spent her childhood with her family living in Abbey House, Kirkstall and the dolls house belonged to her as a child. The initials in the inscription '18 MC 83' over the door are thought to…
105874LEEDM.E.1948.0089Social HistoryTransportcyclepenny farthing1870-18801870metal, iron; metal, steel; woodobject: 1440 x 1500mmpenny farthing bicycle, 1870sPenny farthing bicycle, 1870s. The popular nick-name "penny farthing" is based on the discrepancy in size between the larger penny and smaller farthing in pre-decimal coinage.
106090LEEDM.E.1949.0036Social HistoryTransportcyclebone shaker bicycle1860-18801860metal, iron; metal, steel; wood; leatherobject: 1650 x 1200mmbone shaker bicycle, leather saddle, carrier affixed to front, large front wheel, small rear wheelA "bone shaker" bicycle with a leather saddle and a carrier fixed to the front. It has a larger front wheel and small rear wheel, but the size difference is not as marked as with the penny-farthing. The nick-name "bone shaker" relates to the fact that there is no suspension and the tyres are solid…
65073LEEDM.E.1953.0029Social HistoryMusicEdward LightLight, Edwardharpharp luteafter 18161816wood & metalobject height: 855mm object width: 330mm object depth: 150mmharp-lute, 18 strings gold and black painted decoration, marked "LIGHT / Foley Place / LONDON / PATENT No.121"A harp-lute with 18 strings, gold and black painted decoration. It is marked "LIGHT / Foley Place / LONDON / PATENT No.121". It was panted by Edward Light in 1816 and was one of the earliest designs to receive a patent in England.
131530LEEDM.E.1953.0104.0332Social HistoryInstruments and ToolsKingKingsqueezerlemon squeezerlate 19th Century1870metal, iron; glassobject height: 80mm object width: 250mm object depth: 88mmblack enamel iron lemon squeezer, embossed KING, hinged with 2 handles, glass cup set in base with dome in centreCast iron lemon squeezer, embossed KING, hinged with two handles and a glass cup set in the base with a dome in the centre.

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