A Scarce Late 19thC Convict Watchman’s Bronze Alarm Bell c.1890 antiques but nothing of concern

but nothing of concern

During the nineteenth century pieces of coral were collected by those of a curious nature and kept in cabinets or under glass domes

namely the back of the top rail and to the front legs

Next were apartments for females

Inside the basket are small fruit and leaves

A Scarce Late 19thC Convict Watchman’s Bronze Alarm Bell c.1890 antiques but nothing of concernOrigin: British Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Height: 10. 5 Diameter: 6 The well preserved nineteenth century bronze alarm bell having a flared body crisply struck to the front with the Broad Arrow ordnance mark denoting government property, the whole retaining a pleasing, time worn patina and having its original turned wooden handle with good colour and handling wear. The condition of the bell is good and operative (see