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This ceramic dish is decorated with a picture of St. Nicolas Church, simply called Newbury Church in the caption. As the dish was originally made in Germany it is likely that the dish was mass manufactured first then sent to England where the image of St. Nicolas was later added.
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Watercolour by John Macintosh, circa 1900.
Coins started to be used in Britain during the later Iron Age, although iron bars and ‘ring money’ were earlier forms of currency.
Figure of the bull Nandi carved in stone.
