Nelson, Sue
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Bowl
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Pink u-shaped bowl. Grape vine design on bottom of tray. Condition is excellent.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.11
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Brooch
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Gold coloured brooch with blue stones. Shape is circle around outside with two leaves in the middle and wires sticking out the top of the circle with stones on the ends. There are two rows of stones around the circle. Condition is good. Quite dirty.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.05
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Brooch
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Flower Brooch. Flower with five petals with wires going off. There are twelve rhinestones, and it is gold plated. Condition is good.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.06
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Brooch
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Green and white brooch with metal backing and trim. Can be used as brooch or a necklace. Woman [cameo] on front. White and green stones alternating on trim.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.07
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Eyeglasses
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Bifocal eyeglasses with large frames. The frames are translucent and colour is gradient from brown at top to amber at bottom. Arm is gold coloured metal with brown plastic part at end. At end of right-hand arm is writing "Portrait 209n, 101 54-20E AY6" writing is white and is coming off. Condition is excellent.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.08
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Eyeglasses
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Cats eye glasses with yellow plastic frame and glazed metal arms. Swirl design on metal. "SR USA 5 1/2 engraved on arms". Condition is excellent
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.09
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Icon
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Shrine shaped holy water holder. Picture of Jesus with arms open. "JHS" above water holder. Holder made of glass, backing made of metal. Condition is excellent.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.04
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Purse
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Brown leather purse. Turning clasp with flap overtop. Adjustable strap which is darker brown than the rest of the purse. Under the flap there is a stamp which says "Equestrian Coach Hide Made in England". A stamp beside the clasp says "REG DESIGN No5 877393 & 901278". Condition is fair, stitching is coming out on left hand side.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.01
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Purse
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Leather purse with 3 pockets (1 main, 1 inside main with zipper and 1 outside) belt buckle attaching strap to clasp. (press lock clasp) inside lining of main pocket starting to come off. Some stains on outside of purse. No strap. Condition is good.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.02
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Statue
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Ceramic statue of "Mary" wearing blue cloak draped over head, and white dress underneath. Eyes are closed. Black felt on bottom. Residue of sticker on back. Statue is only upper body. Condition is excellent.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.10
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Wallet
Description:
From a batch of items donated by Sue Nelson. Items belonged to her aunt Rosie Wallace who was the daughter of Maggie Saul. Brown Leather wallet, plastic sleeves for cards inside, has pocket for change on inside of back flap. Has snap for clasp. Stamp on change pocket says "Pitt Grand Genuine Leather Made in Canada". Condition is good, there is dirt inside plastic sleeves, and leather is slightly stained. Papers from the wallet were filed in archive.
Date of Object:
ca. 1960
Accession #:
011.01.03
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