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From Riverside Radio last month with Julia Bright to BBC Radio London today with Jo Good! Around 2:30 I’m told. #breadboard
Nell brings her 68-year-old Bramhall wedding board to yesterday’s ABM talk for the Earlsfield Townswomen’s Guild (Guild emblems on green embroidered shield). #lovemybreadboard #breadboard
Come and visit us for free! Celebrating our Carver in Residence Tom Samuel with a ‘Retrospective’ as part of Wandsworth Artists Open House weekends: 5th, 12th & 13th October. 11-6pm. It’s the door with the Breadboard on it.
A new private collection of Snails in Bristol! Open by appointment. Contact Claudia @snailaday #artworkersguild #openhouse #nichemuseums #homeum #snails
Silly season at the Evening Standard! Check out Heritage Open Days for 5,000 free events across the UK. Pre Brexit escapism. #breadboard #heritageopendays #nichemuseums

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Posted on 06/03/201814/10/2018Author theantiquebreadboardCategories 1850s, A Slice of History

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