Treen 18th century and later

three George III fruitwood toddy ladles together with a fruitwood pestel and mortar, a fruitwood lidded flask, three rosewood match cases, a polychrome and turned fruitwood desk ornament, a late Victorian large oak mallet, a Victorian rosewood tobacco jar, a satinwood and glazed box frame, two leather axe-head covers, a flower press, part of a wood-plain, an adjustable pulley by W. Elliot and two further items of treen (qty)

The Duchess of Devonshire, Chatsworth -The House, London, 2002, p. 145 where the lidded flask is illustrated in the Flower Room,

Mainly fair condition with some losses and minor damage to many of the items. The flower press is missing some pieces. Some interesting items in this lot, worthy of first hand inspection.
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