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Eyed weaving tool of bone Late Saxon or medieval, 11th to 13th century Found during excavations by the Winchester Excavations Committee at Tower Street, Winchester in the mid- 1960s The eye of this ...

Eyed weaving tool of bone Late Saxon or early medieval, probably 11th century Found during excavations at St Ruel's Church, Upper Brook Street, Winchester in the mid- 1950s The eye of this type of ...

This was an instrument that was used daily by adults and children especially during the Victorian period to ease the chore of buttoning and unbuttoning garments such as collars, cuffs, gloves, shirts ...

This small etui case once held around nine assorted parts, three are missing, possibly a pen knife blade, a round ended knife blade and a propelling pencil. The inscription on the front is a acrostic ...

Bone weaving tool Late Saxon or medieval Found during excavations by Winchester Museums Service Archaeology Section at Victoria Road in the mid- to late 1970s This object, sometimes called a pin ...

This pastry jigger (cutter) is made from a combination of copper alloy and brass. It would have been used in the Georgian or Early Victorian Era to cut pastry dough or baking items in a Kitchen. It is ...