the cover has a figure of a judge over the bowl with the figures of Temperence Lloyd, Mary Lloyd and Susannah Edwards all of Bideford, at the gallows. Signed underneath by Harry Juniper of Bideford
Early 19th Century gadroon crimson bordered dish painted with 'Witch Tower, Launceston Castle' printed and impressed marks and a Worcester plate with seaweed gilding and central landscape.
Pisky on a Serpentine stone barrel - Serpentine stone is found on the Lizard penninsula
Pisky pendant clutching knees
Pisky pendant on a toadstool
Pisky brooch with wishbone
Cloth poppet with an image of Donald Trump printed on it in its original plastic bag. With a set of 7 colooured pins and a spell sheet with an explanation of the use of each pin.
Palimpsest, Whitefeather Hunter, 2022, photochemical transfer on silk organza, embroidery on hand-dyed silk habotai, found baby mandrake, found devil's cherries and mushroom stems.
A large wooden panel carved with representations of spiritual beliefs, including deities, mythological animals, spirit beings etc. The carvings include a witch and her cat on a broom, runes, and the abracadabra spell. The panel also has objects such as shells and a stone carved into the shape of an eye set into the wood.
A very large sword, in the style of a medieval broadsword, with a hilt with the grip wrapped in twisted wire, decorative finials at the ends of the cross-piece, and a pommel suggesting stylised leaves. It seems likely to be made of steel throughout, but with some kind of lacquer coating that gives the hilt the appearance of brass and the blade a bronze colour. The finials are in the shape of small monkeys' heads, possibly representing the God Hanuman, suggesting that the sword may have originated in India.
A rather charming (though clearly aimed at tourists) white plaster statuette of Venus. It depicts her nude (though with strategically flowing hair), standing on a large scallop shell. Clearly inspired by Botticelli's painting 'The Birth of Venus'.
