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This is an earthenware chamber pot with a lead glaze inside dating from around the late 18th to the early 19th century. The chamber pot has a rounded rim, a loop handle and was made by Verwood ...

This is a steel Victorian period chatelaine. However, chatelaines were widely worn from the 1600s through to the early 1900s. Chatelaines were practical forms of adornment designed to hold everyday ...

Baby’s leather shoes, with pierced flats over arches for fastening ribbon or ties which are missing. Dated to the 18th century. During the 1800s the display of wealth was seen through fashionable ...

Green glass from an 18th century pharmacy bottle marked 'Winchester Hospital', found in Joyce Gardens. The use of small glass bottles for medicine is familiar to us in the 21st century but not as ...

Previously found almost exclusively in Hampshire, the elusive New Forest Cicada, Cicadetta montana , was considered to be ‘extinct’ in the mid-1990’s following habitat changes from grazing and ...

This item is a cylindrical apothecary's bottle made of clear glass. On the base there is a pontil mark. This is an indentation where the bottle was broken off the blowing pipe when being made. This ...