HMS Chichester 19th Century Copper on Wood Printing Block.

HMS Chichester 19th Century Copper on Wood Printing Block.HMS Chichester Copper on Wood Printing Block with Reverse Image of the Ship. HMS Chichester was a 52 gun, fourth rate, ship of the line launched in 1843. In 1866 the ship was loaned to Lord Shaftesbury to train destitute boys from London for a career at sea. HMS Chichester had large lettering on her hull: 'Chichester Training Ship for Homeless Boys Supported by Voluntary Contributions' and this is shown on the printing block. She was Moored on the

Victorian Pair of XIII Light Dragoons Silver Bon-Bon Dishes

The maker's mark appears to have been used by both Elizabeth Cooke and Ebenezer Coker

Approximate total cased weight is 965 grams

The Topaz stome neasures 10mm x 15mm

Moorcroft Vase - Cornflower By Anji Davenport

In 1947 the Russian Government opened the Molnija (Lightning) watch factory in Chelyabinsk after approaching the then major Swiss watch and movement maker Cortebert seeking assistance in developing watch manufacturing in Russia

Issued 1965-2002

Lincolnshire excavations in the 1974

Approximate weight is 729 grams or 23

Approximate total weight of all twelve spoons is 90 grams

Royal Worcester Fruit Vase Signed By Kitty Blake C1936

" Presented to Dr & Mrs Edwards