Over 20 antiques were stolen from Baddesley Clinton, a 16th-century manor house owned by the National Trust in Warwickshire, during a break-in on July 30. The stolen items include silver, pewter, and brass artifacts.
The most significant piece taken was a Georgian silver salver. This item is engraved with the coat of arms of the Ferrers family, who lived at the manor for approximately five centuries. The National Trust has expressed hope for the safe return of the objects so they can be accessible to the public.
