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Antique Alphabet & Spelling Box
An early to mid 1800's alphabet and spelling box with bone alphabet letters in a divided interior..Each bone tile is double sided with an upper and lower case letter on either side.
There is an inlaid bone pannel with SPELLING ALPHABET to the sliding lid.
These were used as educational tools, Jane Austen's family learnt to spell using a bone alphabet set!
 
The box measures 23cm w x 13.3cm d x 3cm h

Antique Alphabet & Spelling Box

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    ANTIQUE TREEN
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    ​The word Treen is derived from the word tree and is a term used to describe wooden household objects, all turned from one piece of wood e.g. a bowl, plate, gingerbread mould, and spoons, always having a function.

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    Nowadays when we talk about Antique Treen it tends to cover all small wooden items including antique snuff boxes, candle stands, spice towers, etc. often made from several pieces of turned wood.

     

    When a piece of wood has been painstakingly turned or carved, handled, polished and loved over a few hundred years old, it can develop a wonderful colour and patina and becomes an irresistible piece of Antique Treen.

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