Ian King
I have lived in Dolgellau since 1988 and have run a town website at dolgellau.wales since 2000. Nannau.com was launched in April 2014 and this site in May 2018. I also have a Nannau Facebook Page if you want to post any comments.
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 014
Cycle of The White Rose crystal Wine Glass c.1770-1775 named Hon R Barry.
The Hon. Richard Barry of Marbury Hall, Co. Chester, one of the younger sons of Lord Barrymoor. Condition-substantial chip...
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 013
Cycle of the White Rose crystal Wine Glass with faceted stem c.1770-1775 named Hon I S Barry.
The Hon. John Smith Barry (1725-1784) of Belmont House, Great Budworth, Chester, youngest son of...
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 012
Cycle of the White Rose, crystal Wine Glass with faceted stem c.1770-1775 engraved Sir W W Wynn.
Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, 4th Baronet (1725-1789) of Wynnstay, Mayor of Chester, 1773 etc. Condition-good.
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Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 011
Cycle of the White Rose crystal Wine Glass with faceted stem, c.1770-1775 engraved R H Vaughan.
Robert Howell Vaughan, Esq. (1723-1791) of Dee Bank, Chester. Surgeon to Chester Infirmary 1755, Mayor-1789, succeeded...
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 010
Nannau House Warming Party, 1st January 1797. A set of four cut glass tumblers with fluted decoration, engraved in capitals NANNAU FIRST DAY OF JANUARY 1797, inscribed with the names of...
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 009
An early 19th century Napoleonic French prisoner-of-war bone and baleen scale model of a 124-gun First Rate ship of the line, with planked and pinned hull and decks, turned brass guns,...
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 008
An 18th century bronze mortar, decorated in relief with the initials WRM, the reverse, with the date 1730. 9 inches diameter, 7.5 inches high. The initials are those of Robert Williames...
Tamlyns 2008 Auction – Lot 007
Manuscript book of Cookery & Medicinal Receipts, 17th and 18th Century Numerous receipts, on 82-pages narrow folio, including “the Corsygedol way to pickle mushrooms,” “to make Ringgo Ale,” “Carmarthen Shrub,” “to...
