Lancaster and Sandland character jug | Uncle Tom Cobleigh | Widdicombe Flambe he became the new owner

he became the new owner of the Globe Theatre

Maling plate Kingfisher Green 6304

Waterford Crystal pair of Empire State Building candle sticks

in rhyming couplets of twelve syllables per line

5cm ( 4 1/2 ") mouth diameter

Lancaster and Sandland character jug | Uncle Tom Cobleigh | Widdicombe Flambe he became the new ownerLancaster and Sandland character jug Uncle Tom Cobleigh Widdicombe c. 1950 Approx 9cms (3 1 2") tall Approx 12. 5cms (5") wide inc handle In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair About Uncle Tom Cobleigh In the popular 18th century Devonshire song, Widdecombe Fair, Tom Cobleigh and his 6 friends borrow Tom Pearse's old mare to ride to the fair. Unable to support so many, the mare becomes sick and dies and still haunts the night