Man trap, in iron, nineteenth century, type: gin trap. Would have been set, hidden in undergrowth, to deter and catch poachers. The jaws are set open by the shank of metal, and when the trap is sprung, by stepping on it, the toothed jaws snap…
Heckle, for dressing flax, with a wooden handle, heart-shaped iron tang and long, slightly curved iron teeth, set at a right angle to the handle (one tooth missing).
Brose bowl or 'bicker tartie' bowl, bucket-shaped, made from 14 wooden staves (2 of the staves form lugs or handles), flat base, and bound with two iron bands.