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Baby-walker from Blackwood, 19th century

Baby-walker from Blackwood, 19th century Baby walkers were used from the medieval period although the earliest surviving examples date from the mid-seventeenth century. Although a variety of designs were produced, this piece is very simple in construction being a square type with a hinged top. It dates from the late nineteenth century and originates from Blackwood, Monmouthshire.


Item reference: : GTJ31483

This item comes from: Museum of Welsh Life (Item reference: 50.46).
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