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    Treen wool winder, or Swift

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    About this item

    Treen wool winder, or Swift
    This sculptural object was used to wind wool from a ball, its base is turned from timber of the most wonderful form and colour, probably fruitwood. The 6 expanding scissor action arms are mounted on a pair of turned collars, the collars rise and fall on the brass pole to allow the mechanism to expand and contract.
    British, circa 1870.

    Condition: The mechanism is in good working order and the timber is all in excellent condition, you will note a couple of small chips to the rim of the finial.

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    Additional Information

    Code

    LB14032 (AB-93280)

    Dimensions

    W: 79cm  (31.1")H: 33cm  (13")Di: 15cm  (5.9")

    Period

    19th Century

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    Leslie & Baggott’s ethos is to source stock items fresh from private houses across Scotland and beyond, some offered ‘as found’ while others are put into fine showroom condition. The main customer target being both the private customer, interior decorator and fellow antique dealer both at...