Morphy Richards HDA2 noiseless hairdryer manufactured in the 1960s. Made by Morphy Richards in St Mary Cray, Kent, from bakelite, the first plastic made from synthetic components. The hairdryer was marketed as being “noiseless” and causing “positively no radio or television interference”.
This shoe horn is made from genuine animal horn or hoof.
These colourful tins contained biscuits and were mainly sold at Christmas
This vintage gift case of cutlery consists of six knives and forks for eating fish
Steel file with a wooden handle
A paraffin gas burner made by the Valor company.
This vintage bottle contained a well-known brand of Smelling Salts
This fluted mould would have been used to set either a fruit jelly or a savoury aspic
Red, rotary dial telephone
This wicker hand-held beater is designed to beat dust out of carpets and rugs.
Pink plastic hair roller from the 1960s/70s
A 1980’s tin covered in memories from years gone by
Trivets
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