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Wikidata identifier:
Q5043222
Also known as:
Bishop's Palace, Abergwili, Carmarthenshire County Museum↵(formerly Bishop's Palace), Abergwili manor of Bishop of St Davids, Amgueddfa Sir Gaerfyrddin, Carmarthenshire County Museum
Instance of:
regional museum; local authority museum
Museum/collection status:
Accredited museum
Accreditation number:
1325
Persistent shareable link for this record:
https://museumdata.uk/museums/q5043222/

Collection-level records:

  • Collection overview (Cornucopia)

    Portraits Collections

    The collection includes oil portraits of: Carmarthenshire heroes: Generals Picton and Nott (in the Crown Court, Carmarthen. Portraits of the Vaughan family of Golden Grove (1640 – 1730. Portrait of the educational reformer, Bridget (Madam) Bevan and her niece Elizabeth Eleanor Lloyd, Lady Stepney by John Lewis. 1744. Portraits by significant Welsh artists including Hugh Hughes, Evan Walters, Edward Morland Lewis and Sir Kyffin Williams. The photographic collection includes a large number of portraits by John Francis Lloyd, Carmarthen 1900 – 1910.

    Ancient Egyptian Collection

    The museum holds 100-150 ancient Egyptian objects. Classes of objects represented in the collection include: amulets; jewellery; pottery; ‘Ptah-Sokar-Osiris’ figures; relief sculpture (?); shabtis; toilet articles; weapons; wooden figures. Objects are known to have come from the following locations in Egypt (with the name of the excavator/sponsor and year of excavation given where possible): Abydos (Garstang and Jones – Liverpool University, 1906-1909); Esna (Garstang and Jones – Liverpool University, 1905-1906); Hierakonpolis (Garstang and Jones – 1905-1906). Also in the collection are photographs and original drawings by Jones.

    Subjects

    Antiquities; Ancient civilizations; Egyptian history; Antiquity; Archaeological sites; Archaeological objects; Egyptology; Archaeological excavations

    Source: Cornucopia

    Date: Not known, but before 2015

    Licence: CC BY-NC

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