Ten of my favourite pieces of Antique Treen from the past!
- Jan 23, 2017
- 1 min read
Looking back through my archives of hundreds of images of past stock I thought I would share with you a small collection of a few of my personal favourite antique treen items during 2017.- Lots more to follow as I have many!!
Image 1 - what a cracker a fabulous boxwood English novelty nutcracker which was dated 1756 and initialled. With moving parts!
A fabulous 17th century Irish drinking vessel a lam hog made from willow
A 18th century Lignum vitae coffee mill
A yew wood snuff book box
A rare invalids spoon.- early 19th century
An antique very well carved pipe tamper of a dog and a hare
A rare invalids spoon.
A fabulous Victorian alphabet and spelling set with grammar tiles.
An unusual early 19th century nutmeg grater in the form of a saucepan.
A late 18th century octagonal oak candle box.
An unusual graduated spice tower with each section having reeded decoration
These are just a few of my favourite antique treen items from the archives more to follow during 2017!!!
It is so rewarding to look back at the craftsmanship of the past and see how these wooden treasures have survived the test of time. Whether it's a simple dairy bowl or an intricate love token, every piece of antique treen carries the warmth and soul of the artisan who carved it. There’s truly something special about holding a piece of history in your hands!
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