Tool used together with the scutching"hand" by cutching the flaxl
From the 1800's
H: 98cm">
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Scutching-"foot" Tool used together with the scutching"hand" by cutching the flaxl From the 1800


Scutching-"foot" Tool used together with the scutching"hand" by cutching the flaxl From the 1800

Scutching-"foot"

Tool used together with the scutching"hand" by cutching the flaxl

From the 1800's

H: 98cm

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Scutching-"foot"
Tool used together with the scutching"hand" by cutching the flax
From the 1800's
H: 98cm
We have a large choice of tools for the needlework etc.
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Articleno.: 411111


  • Antikvitet.net Item number: 317626
  • Category: Sold

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