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  The Wedgwood anti-slavery medallion

  the Committee for the Abolition of the Slave Trade on 5 July 1787, showing a kneeling Black man in chains…
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  An introduction to quilting and patchwork

  The exquisite 'tambour' chained stitch (worked from the top surface with a special needle called an '…
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  Music hall and variety theatre

  In some halls bottles carried by the waiters were chained to the trays and the orchestra was protected…
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  Wedgwood: An introduction

  Trade, which led to him produce a series of Jasperware medallions depicting a kneeling enslaved man in chains…
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  An A–Z of Opus Anglicanum

  Surcoat An over-garment worn by a knight over armour or chain mail, often displaying personal heraldry…
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  Vivienne Westwood: punk, new romantic and beyond

  included loose-woven, 'unravelling' mohair jumpers and torn-looking dresses and tops decorated with metal chains…
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  What is print?

  The print entitled Nu de profil sur une chaise longue (Le Grand Bois) was made by Henri Matisse in 1906…
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  A history of jewellery

  The collar probably rested on the chest and was held in place by a chain running between the two holes…
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  "That's the way to do it!" A history of Punch & Judy

  The delighted king rewarded 'Signor Bologna, alias Pollicinella' with a gold chain and medal worth £25…
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  An A–Z of metalwork

  Trenck made repeated attempts to escape and was eventually chained to the wall of his cell – an incident…