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Broiler

Maker: Unknown

Fender

Maker: Unknown

Sugar Cutters

Maker, possibly by: R. Timmins & Sons (British, w. c. 1790 - c. 1845)
Maker, possibly by: W. & C. Wynn (British, w. c. 1810 - 1820)

Prize Horn of the Society of Royal Kentish Bowmen

Maker: Robert Nash (British)

Sugar Cutters

Maker, possibly by: R. Timmins & Sons (British, w. c. 1790 - c. 1845)
Maker, possibly by: W. & C. Wynn (British, w. c. 1810 - 1820)

Universal equinoctial ring dial

Maker: Unknown

Silversmith's Scales

Maker: Unknown

Fireplace Fender

Maker: Unknown

Andirons

Maker: Unknown

Fire Poker

Maker: Unknown

Fireplace Tongs

Maker: Unknown

Fireplace Tongs and Shovel

Maker: Unknown

Fireplace Tongs and Shovel

Maker: Unknown

Concave Plane

Maker: Unknown

Smoothing Plane

Maker: W. Butcher (1825–1870)

Smoothing Plane

Maker: Unknown

Molding Plane

Maker: F. P. A. (active late 17th–18th century)

Molding Plane with Fence

Maker: Unknown

Tenon Saw

Manufacturer: Smith and Son

Dovetail Saw

Maker: S. Biggins and Sons (British, 1845–1865)

Carving gouge

Maker: S. J. Addis (British)

Carving Gouge

Maker: S. J. Addis (British)

Carving Gouge

Maker: S. J. Addis (British)

Carving gouge

Maker: S. J. Addis (British)

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