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tmd167207 · 7 months ago
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Christmas Trinket Charm 🎄This hand-painted enamel trinket pot from Kingsley Enamels, Worcestershire is a festive collector's dream! The hinged lid features an adorable Christmas bell and 1994 design.Details: ☃️ Approx 1" tall, 1.5" diameter ☃️ Marked "Kingsley Enamels, Worcestershire, England" ☃️ Gently preloved condition, may need light cleaning ☃️ £22 with FREE UK shipping!Imagine this nostalgic little treasure adorning your holiday decor or making the perfect vintage gift for the enamelware enthusiast in your life. 💝#vintagechristmas #christmasdecor #collectibletrinketbox #enamelware #kingsleyenamels #prelovedfind #affordableantiques #holidaycharm
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florealegiardini · 7 months ago
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This wisteria drenched Manor House, outside Broadway, is the dream romantic Cotswolds getaway. ~ James Lloyd Cole
Broadway, Cotswolds, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom
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petitworld · 10 months ago
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Worcestershire, England by Nicola Stocken
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hopiufame · 1 year ago
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Me when i dissociate
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dozydawn · 1 year ago
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kattkeyy · 1 year ago
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4.1 banner lineup is INSANE like oh my god. i need them both but i have 7 intertwined fates. its joever
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maureen2musings · 2 years ago
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bundbunds · 2 months ago
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Let S be a bounded, convex, compact, well-defined set, tightly compressed, seasoned, smoked, strictly marinated, and covered with a layer of Worcestershire sauce. Then S is homeomorphic to any well-made dish.
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livesunique · 11 months ago
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Madresfield Court, Madresfield, Worcestershire, United Kingdom
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wgm-beautiful-world · 7 days ago
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ART NOUVEAU - Style garden gate "Angel gate" at Birtsmorton Court, Worcestershire, ENGLAND
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blueiscoool · 17 days ago
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Roman Coin Hoard From Reign of Nero Found in U.K.
A hoard of gold and silver Roman coins dating back to the reign of Emperor Nero have been found during building works in Worcestershire.
The treasure, consisting of 1,368 Iron Age and Roman coins, includes the largest collection from the emperor's reign ever found.
Worcestershire Heritage, Art & Museums said the hoard was discovered in the Leigh and Bransford area, west of Worcester, in late 2023.
It is expected to be valued at more than £100,000.
Experts from the charity said the find was "one of the most important archaeological discoveries in Worcestershire in the last 100 years".
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Most of the coins are silver denarii, minted in Rome and dating from the time of the Roman Republic in 157 BC up to Nero's reign between AD 54–68.
The sole gold coin is an Iron Age stater, which was minted for the local British tribe, the Dobunni, who were in the area now known as Worcestershire and neighbouring counties to the south and west in AD 20–45.
Dr Murray Andrews, lecturer in British archaeology at University College London, said the discovery was "remarkable".
"It's the most miraculous thing I've seen over the last 100 years," he said. "It's an important piece of archaeology.
"It tells us about what was happening here 2000 years ago, when the Malvern hills were maybe the boundary of the Roman Empire."
One expert theory is that the hoard represents the savings of a wealthy local farmer, who made his money by supplying the Roman army with grain and livestock.
The sheer number of coins meant that the hoard would have represented a "very considerable sum of cash" at the time it was buried, the expert said.
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It is likely that the pot containing the coins was made at one of the pottery kilns based at the foot of the Malvern Hills.
After the hoard was declared as treasure by a Worcestershire coroner in June 2024, Worcestershire Heritage, Art & Museums said it was aiming to help raise funds to buy the hoard so that it can go on public display.
It aims to raise £6,000, and hopes the remainder of the cost will be met through grant-funding applications.
If the money cannot be raised, the hoard will be returned to its finders or the landowner and may not ever go on public display.
Chair of Worcestershire County Council's joint museums committee, Karen May, said: “What a fantastic find and so important for anyone wishing to understand more about the county’s heritage.
"This is real Worcestershire treasure, and it needs to be seen and enjoyed by Worcestershire residents for generations to come.”
The hoard is the third to have been found in the area in the past 25 years.
In 1999, 434 silver coins and 38 shards of pottery were found near Chaddesley Corbett.
In a much larger find, two detectorists from Redditch found a clay pot full of 3,784 coins on Bredon Hill in 2011.
By Will Jefford.
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florealegiardini · 1 year ago
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This wisteria drenched Manor House, outside Broadway, is the dream romantic Cotswolds getaway. ~ James Lloyd Cole
Broadway, Cotswolds, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom
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petitworld · 9 months ago
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Worcestershire, England by Nicola Stocken
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visitheworld · 1 year ago
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Broadway, Cotswolds / UK (by Sofia Porzsolt).
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yvanspijk · 2 months ago
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Fun fact: from Weogornaċeaster to Wuss-ter
The fact that Worcester is pronounced Wuss-ter is wild. But have you ever seen the five-syllable Old English name it stems from? Weogornaċeaster. It literally meant 'fortified settlement of the Weogoran (a Saxon tribe)'. Play the video to hear a reconstruction of its pronunciation.
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vox-anglosphere · 9 months ago
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Few mediaeval barns are left in Britain, but Leigh Court endures..
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