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The boxes lining is tatty but the pine is probably late nineteenth century and was possibly made for the specific housing of the mask
set on seven shaped links
and various other galleries in more than twenty countries
in multiple coats
The arrival of the newly-invented cast steel enabled razor-makers to produce ever sharper (and indeed blemish-free) blades
An Unusual Early 19thC Provincial Painted Pine Spoon Rack & Cutlery Box c.1800 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews The boxes lining is tattyOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Width: 12 Height: 23. 75 Depth: 6. 5 (all at extremities) The painted pine carcass with three pronged cresting showing the wonderful original textured surface of original Georgian period pea green paint now worn and burnished to charcoal in many areas, worn thoroughly and consistently with age, having an attractive and unusual concertina shaped design, incorporating a spoon rack over
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