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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

Strong vernacular character with plenty of honest wear and patina from years of use

Author: Sir John Stirling Maxwell

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

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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