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From Chippendale chairs and Tudor portraits to inkwells and candlesticks, all the rooms at Burton Constable are filled with spectacular collections that survive from when the house was a much-loved family home.

Collection Spotlight
Our Collections Spotlight shows you some of the unique and interesting items at Burton Constable Hall.

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Thoresby Collection: Bronze blade
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Bronze blade and attached stone, part of the Thoresby Collection.
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The Portland Vase, possibly James Tassie (1735–1799), Taken from a mould made by Giovanni Pichler (1721-1791), British, circa 1780 or later.
A wooden armchair with wheels, leather padded arms and cane seat.
Bronze blade and attached stone, part of the Thoresby Collection.
Mollusca Lamellibranchia - lamellibranch.
The barrel and collapsible tripod are of brass. The barrel is made of two section. The eye piece mounting slides in and out of the lower section and there is an adjusting screw. The eye piece opening is made into a pinhole to avoid colour dispersion. The tripod legs fold round the stem.
Pocket telescope of Galilean type.
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