A Pair of Rare Plaster Relief Maps of the World, Published by Ernst Schotte & Co, Berlin 1876 sub-Antiques having become unattached to the

having become unattached to the pin hinges but the rest of the box is sound

The four-year-old fox cub believed to be called Colin from Wiggen Hall St Mary Magdalen

used to make a horse respond better in battle and the conservative and understated English style of these spurs terminate in six point rowels

Nutcrackers of many types have been used through the centuries though at first the nutcracker was probably ones teeth or perhaps a hammer or mallet

A Pair of Rare Plaster Relief Maps of the World, Published by Ernst Schotte & Co, Berlin 1876 sub-Antiques having become unattached to theOrigin: German Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: 1876 Height: 20. 5 inches (with frames) Width: 20. 5 inches (with frames) The hand coloured maps with raised mountain ranges in plaster relief, bordered by gilt edged ebonised frames by Ernst Schotte & Co (1855 1912) Berlin. The pictures are unusual; they are three dimensional, modeled in plaster, and maps and globes are usually presented in other forms, and in other