Ενθυμήματα

Πολυάριθμα αντικείμενα αφυπνίζουν αμέτρητες αναμνήσεις και διηγούνται υπέροχες ιστορίες: η τελευταία σημαία που κυμάτισε στο Κυβερνείο, τα μενού που δόθηκαν για τα γενέθλια της Βασίλισσας, οι Εβραϊκές εφημερίδες που εκδόθηκαν στα στρατόπεδα συγκέντρωσης στην Αμμόχωστο, τα κουτιά κυπριακών τσιγάρων, τα βιβλία επισκεπτών του Κυβερνείου και πολλά άλλα.

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Silver fork and spoon for sweets
ca. 1940

Wooden spoon
ca. 1960

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl
ca. 1500

Turkish nickel tray
ca. 1900

Ottoman wooden spoon
19th century

Wooden plate
[s.d.]

Clay plate
[s.d.]

Turkish water jug
19th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Medieval ceramic glazed bowl, sgraffito
16th century

Ironstone plate from the first dinner service used at the Government House named “Cyprus” and inspired by the Salt Lake of Larnaca
1878

Oval plate from the first dinner service used at the government house named “Cyprus” and inspired by the Salt Lake of Larnaca
1878

Ironstone plate from the first dinner service used at the government house named “Cyprus” and inspired by the Salt Lake of Larnaca
1878

Ironstone plate from the first dinner service used at the government house named “Cyprus” and inspired by the Salt Lake of Larnaca
1879

Serving dish from the first dinner service used at the government house named “Cyprus” and inspired by the Salt Lake of Larnaca
1879

Oval dish from the first dinner service used at the government house named “Cyprus” and inspired by the Salt Lake of Larnaca
1879

Tableware