An Early 19thC Rivet Repaired Dairy Bowl c.1830 sub-Religion & Relics The graffiti here is carved

The graffiti here is carved with a tool fit for the purpose

Structurally both the vane and stand are in good solid order

Each unfertilised egg contains a unique combination of 50% of the queen's genes and develops into a haploid drone

Meredew finally closed in 1990

A hand-written letter by a direct descendent of Cooper Penrose

An Early 19thC Rivet Repaired Dairy Bowl c.1830 sub-Religion & Relics The graffiti here is carvedOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Diameter: 9 Height: 4. 75 The wonderful treen bowl, in beech, having a residual dark stain, groove turned rim banding and a lovingly executed blacksmith sheet metal patch repair to two areas to mend cracks, the whole with a lovely deep patination and surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. The condition of the plate is purely perfection in imperfection.