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Small Log Utensil Pot The Fisherman's Vade Mecum Some loss to the cloth

SKU 76609507498
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Description

Some loss to the cloth at the corners and spine edges

Avoid abrasive cloths or detergents to preserve gilt detailing

A late 18th to early 19th century provincial cupboard in solid pine

A comfortable and classic piece for any corner of the home

written for younger readers and beautifully presented in the publisher's original illustrated cloth binding

Small Log Utensil Pot The Fisherman's Vade Mecum Some loss to the clothCarved from a single section of timber with a hollowed interior and a natural, irregular outer form. Strong surface throughout with visible shrinkage, splits and tool marks adding character. Deep colour and a dry, honest finish. Originally a simple domestic utility piece, now well suited for kitchen use or as a decorative object. Utensils shown for scale only and not included. Details Era: Likely 19th century Origin: Probably European Materials: Solid

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