Hand turned chestnut and yew trinket box

Hand turned chestnut and yew trinket box

Hand turned chestnut and yew trinket box showing off a beautiful grain.
Height approx 2 inch
Diameter approx 3inch

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https://ikonit.co.uk/one-offs/

Ref: 2018-09-24 08:40:34.5571

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