[A - Names][B - Inscriptions][C
- Bone][D - Sets]
[E - Pewter][F -
Bitted/Spliced][H - Midlands]
[J - Bucks][K -
Honiton & Modern]
These are all turned wooden bobbins with spangles, made in the Midlands during the 19th Century. Gar's catalogue identifies some of them more precisely to a specific region of the Midlands (e.g. 'East Midlands (Nottingham), the southern part (South Beds, North Bucks and Oxfordshire), or the Northern part (North Beds, North Hants and Huntingdonshire).
Midlands £25 - Unsold ($40) Interesting bobbin dyed and cut in a spiral. |
Midlands £20.01 - Sold ($32.02) |
Turned Midlands Bobbin £16 - Unsold ($25) |
Midlands Spangle fixing £16 - Unsold ($25) |
£16 - Sold ($25.60) |
£18.50 - Sold ($29.60) |
Old bobbin with modern example of a mourning spangle. £25 - Unsold ($40) |
An "old maid" bobbin $20 - Sold |
Probably used for Maltese or York lace $25 |
Unusual East Midlands bobbin with aqua fortis staining. East Midlands bobbins did not usually have aqua fortis staining. The spangle is attached by the less common staple method. £23 - Sold ($36.80) |
Plain turned Bedfordshire bobbin $25 |
A midland bobbin £18 - Sold ($28.80) |