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An 18th Century brass bell weight, marked with a ewer, 'A', a dagger, and 'G' surmounted by a crown, the base stamped 'AB', together with 13 18th Century and later brass weights, to measure pennyweights, drams and scruples, and a bronze cube, all sides of which bear concentric annulets, bell weight 10.5 cm, 904 g,
Tyers bronze one engine in steam staff ESSENDINE BOURNE with a separate bronze key token ESSENDINE BOURNE. From the section that closed in 1951 and this staff was recovered from Essendine South signal box just before demolition. A truly historic item featured in the book Essendine to Bourne by John Rhodes and a copy accompanies the staff.
David Bowie.- an original life-cast plaster cast of Bowie's face and neck, 1983, finished in a jesmonite resin finish with an integral block stand, height 37.4 cm, width 26 cm, weight 3.3kg.Provenance. David Bowie (1947-2016) British singer, songwriter and actor, sat for this life-cast mask at the height of his 'Lets Dance' period, whilst shooting the film 'The Hunger in 1983, co-starring Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon. This original plaster mask was used by the make-up artists as a working palette and to test their make-up designs. Three years after Bowie's death, Surrey sculptor, Graeme Lougher, was commissioned to produce a limited number of this plaster cast original, finished in bronze, cast iron, aluminium and jesmonite finishes.

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