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A Rare Late 18th Century Turned Boxwood Cord-pull Mortar Grater. The pestle having an ornately turned neck below a bulbous knop handle drilled to the centre with a cord hole running down the shaft of the pestle with three pierced apertures below a curb collar above the metal grater. The grater enclosed within the ring moulded mortar by a screw-off lip, 5¾” (14.5 cm) in height.*
Sold for: £200
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A Rare Late 18th Century Turned Boxwood Cord-pull Mortar Grater. The pestle having an ornately turned neck below a bulbous knop handle drilled to the centre with a cord hole running down the shaft of the pestle with three pierced apertures below a curb collar above the metal grater. The grater enclosed within the ring moulded mortar by a screw-off lip, 5¾” (14.5 cm) in height.*
