The boat has broad sides and a flat bottom which provides stability on the water. When they were more common you could tell where a coble came from by the bright colours it was painted.

“Seahouses cobles were traditionally blue and white; Staithes cobles blue, red and white; and Cullercoats boats tended to be black and white.”

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Knight's Helmet (replica) [Medieval Gallery]

Mining Pick Axe [Window on Berwick]

Swords (replica) [Medieval Gallery]

Stick of rock [Window on Berwick]

Doll's House [between Medieval and Burrell Galleries]

Souvenir Tea Pot [Window on Berwick]

Glass Brewery Bottles [Window on Berwick]

Choose an imagined character from L S Lowry painting [Temporary Exhibition]

Favourite Objects of the Characters [Temporary Exhibition]

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Mining Pick Axe [Window on Berwick]⁠

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Knight's Helmet (replica) [Medieval Gallery]⁠

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Swords (replica) [Medieval Gallery]⁠

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Stick of rock [Window on Berwick]⁠

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Doll's House [between Medieval and Burrell Galleries]⁠

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Souvenir Tea Pot [Window on Berwick]⁠

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Glass Brewery Bottles [Window on Berwick]⁠

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Choose an imagined character from L S Lowry painting [Temporary Exhibition]⁠

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Why do museums have replica objects? [Burrell Gallery]⁠

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Favourite Objects of the Characters [Temporary Exhibition]⁠

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