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Chinese wood ink line holder, 19th century browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques:Instruments and Implements:Tools:Pre 1900: item # 585212 Please refer to our stock # 968 when inquiring.
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| A Chinese hardwood snapline holder, 19th century. With three engraved stars, a heart shaped well for the ink soaked material and slots in sides and top, this well used carpentry tool is a fine work of folk art. It has a slot for a spatulate device in one side, an iron crank and wood wheel for the ink line. Its shape resembles that of a shoe or boat. There is a heavy ink crust worn in places. Dimensions are 3 1/4" high X 8 3/4" long X 3 1/4" wide or 8cm X 22cm X 8cm. | ||
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