Table top
This table top shows many different varieties of Devon stone. The radial design is typical for tables made in Devon....
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Inkstand
This is the sort of item commonly made in Devon using the local stones. The polished surface makes it possible to see the fossil corals in some of the inlaid...
Thermometer
Thermometers were commonly made from Devon marbles. This example also includes malachite, a bright green stone which was imported....
Inkstand
Decorated with a scrapwork design (perfectly fitting angular shapes), this is typical of items produced by Grant's Marble Manufactory into the early 20th Century....
Picture
This picture was probably made to show off the skills of the marble workers. It is highly realistic and shows much detail making it easily recognizable as Babbacombe Bay....
Paperweight
Inlaid paperweights like this may have been made by apprentices who were learning the skills needed to create more complex items....
Badge
This is a royal marines cap badge with a royal crest of England, a crowned golden lion statant standing on an Imperial crown, which was replaced in 1953 by the...
Flageolet
This is a typical Bainbridge single flageolet dating from after 1808. The two keys interlock and were patented by Bainbridge in 1803 and the ivory 'bumps' are spacing studs to...
Platter
This platter was made for Queen Victoria, after the Prince Consort visited Woodley's Marble Works, St Marychurch, Torquay, in 1852. The platter shows the wide array of colours available and...
Guillotine
A working bone model of a guillotine made by French prisoners of war at Princetown during Napoleonic Wars....