Objects from our collection
From time to time as news items we have featured objects from our collection. Here are some of them.
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Object of the Month: Praying Child
As visitors to Little Hall leave the library, they see mounted on the chimney of the inner hall fireplace a semi-circular relief of a girl
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Little Hall’s Window Glass, Old and New
The Gayer-Anderson twins moved into the Great House in 1923 but had to wait until 1931 when the tenants vacated no.20 in the North wing
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The Changing Face of Little Hall
Since the Gayer-Anderson brothers arrived in Lavenham, Little Hall has been through a succession of changes, and especially in the face it presents to the
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Painting Links Gayer-Anderson to the Tenement Years
Richard Poulson was born in Little Hall in 1923 when his family lived in one of the tenements. They moved out and the Gayer Andersons
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Indian Tiles
The cuerda seca Indian Tilesembedded in the walls of the Colonel’s Study Like many of our treasures, we continue to learn more about them. These
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The Gayer Anderson Crests
On the external walls of Little Hall there are a number of pargetted crests set into the plasterwork. These depict a lion and a tree
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Painting of a young man, by Glyn Philpot RA
Portrait of a Young Man by Glyn Warren Philpot (1884-1937) In the Well Room at Little Hall, Lavenham, the former home of twins Robert and
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The Kite Flyer, Thomas Gayer Anderson
Thomas Gayer-Anderson was a gifted artist who worked in a range of media, including sculpture. At Little Hall he created a studio within a first
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Decorative Bridal Mirror Box Panels
When the Gayer-Anderson brothers undertook the restoration of Little Hall in the 1930s they fitted out a number of its rooms with architectural features and decorative
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Little Hall Garden
Little Hall is nearly 650 years old and over time has had many and varied owners. The last residents before the property finally passed out
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Evacuees Chest
Now that we’ve upgraded our website we’re going to introduce an object each month that we think will interest you. As you may have seen