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Wooden bowl made by George Lailey

Accession Number:

NEBYM:1960.15.1

This bowl was made by George Lailey (1869–1958) , a wood turner who lived in Bucklebury and made bowls using a traditional foot operated pole lathe.  He mostly used elm wood to make his bowls which he then polished with turmeric that had been mixed into the beeswax.

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Nameplate

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Nameplate

Sarsen Stone

This large stone is a sarsen stone which was formed 5-10 million years ago.

Sarsen Stone
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