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Images of our palaces and collections are now available to buy as prints and canvases http://bit.ly/1MI2BXi pic.twitter.com/uvGMeGljd2
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It would have been attached to the top of a rain hopper and you can still see these today at the palace.
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It is likely to have been made in the Plumbers' Shop in the Works Yard at Hampton Court Palace.
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Our next
#ObjectsUnwrapped offering is this decorative object from#HamptonCourtPalace pic.twitter.com/za2P984xtY
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@itsanitarani - we loved your#strictly performance and so did our Chief Yeoman Warder. Good luck! pic.twitter.com/0UppGNLkUs
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Discover more about this fascinating find in our blog post http://bit.ly/1NuUOh8
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It’s the 5th day of
#ObjectsUnwrapped, and today we’re revealing this object found in the moat@TowerOfLondon pic.twitter.com/yBkN5SkKoE
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Our Photo of the Week is this pic of the illuminated
#HamptonCourtPalace via ethan_greene on Instagram#PalacePhoto pic.twitter.com/LKXzsWsxe1
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Images of our palaces and collections are now available to buy as prints and canvases http://bit.ly/1MI2BXi pic.twitter.com/td9cLK2kL4
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This bottle was one of over 40 found during the same excavation.
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This 17th/18th century green glass wine bottle was found during excavations of the Broad Arrow Tower
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Today’s
#ObjectsUnwrapped would have been used at the dinner table@TowerOfLondon in the 17th/18th centuries. pic.twitter.com/5FVwB4XTHa
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Images of our palaces and collections are now available to buy as prints and canvases http://bit.ly/1MI2BXi pic.twitter.com/Yas41JYoaC
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Prep for Christmas with
@BBCGoodFoodShow Festive Fayre at#HamptonCourtPalace 4-6 Dec! http://bit.ly/1RlYP9m pic.twitter.com/UIMOVgO2zB
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Discover more about this lantern in our video: http://bit.ly/LanternSecrets
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Our
#ObjectsUnwrapped#adventcalendar continues with an object which would have lighted the way at Hampton Court... pic.twitter.com/WxYt4AmztZ
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Discover more about this lantern in our video: http://bit.ly/LanternSecrets
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Many apartments were split between parts of the palace, with toilets and kitchens of third floor apartments often on the ground floor.
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This handheld lantern is likely to have been used by Grace and Favour residents at
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Our
#ObjectsUnwrapped#adventcalendar continues with an object which would have guided many through Hampton Court... pic.twitter.com/jF5LnlceEw
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