3084406 Bellows, c.1690 (carved wood, leather and brass, with steel nails and cane hoops) by English School, (17th century); 53.5x24.5 cm; The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London, UK; (add.info.: A pair of bellows, constructed of two wooden boards with handles, a leather bag and a brass cast nozzle. The upper wooden board is carved with geometrical chip-carved decoration and inscribed with the motto \'DO YOU YOUR PART AS WELL AS I AND YOUL HAVE FIER BY AND BY\'. The lower wooden board is probably made of ash, and the upper board is probably alder wood. At the back there are twin rectangular air holes, divided by a lozenge. The leather is stretched over two cane hoops which have loose nails on the bottom board to allow them to go up and down. The leather is attached to the wooden sides by steel nails.); 穢 Geffrye Museum ; English, out of copyright.