2557 – Ceramic Fums Up Doll

Physical description:: Ceramic bisque Fumsup lucky mascot doll, probably from the First World War. A cute Cupid-like doll with moveable arms, hands making the thumbs-up sign, a four-leaf clover on his head, and wings on his feet.
Museum classification:: Protection - Good Luck
Size:: 150 x 63 x 46
Information:: On his chest there is a heart-shape with the words "British Fumsup" and a registered trade mark number. No longer there Jan 2026, but can see clean mark where it previously was,
Resource:: Object
Materials:: Ceramic bisque

1567 – Fums Up Good Luck Charm

First World War Fums Up good luck charm is a tiny metal doll with a wooden head, with its hands in the thumbs up gesture. Its arms are articulated so it can touch its own head, it has Fums Up on its chest, wings on its heels, and a shamrock on its head

1507 – Bullet with bent tip pendant Trench Art

First World War trench art charm - a bullet with its tip bent over, inscribed 1914 - 1915. With rings for hanging.

1508 – Bullet Trench Art brooch

First World War trench art charm, a bullet mounted on a simple metal pin.