Antique Lignum Vitae

with heads of Lignum Vitae or Boxwood - Price 11/- each. If brass, or aluminium bands, which are

Small chest. "Palosanto" (lignum vitae), fuit tree wood, gilt bronze, wrought iron, glass, etc

Slazengers, the box with Slazenger 'Best is Best' ivorine plaque. The 'Stadium , No.3 Bias, Slazenger' lignum

Handsome, heavy compote made of turned lignum vitae - a dark, strong and dense wood. Early 19th

Handsome and heavy, turned bowl in lignum vitae, a very hard wood exported from the Caribbean

STREAM LINED BEAUTIFULLY FIGURED LIGNUM VITAE TWINE DISPENSER WITH NIPPLE SHAPED OPENING TO EXTRACT

Pair of Turned Lignum Vitae Goblets

Old English bowling ball in lignum vitae, with wonderful age patina.

A 19th century American lignum vitae bowling ball

18th Century lignum vitae pestle, with bulbous head and tapering handle with knop terminal. Due to

Victorian studied and stripped lignum vitae brush pot. Dimensions H 11cm D 8cm About Us We

A mid-19th century lignum vitae writing slope retaining the original Brahma lock and beautifully

Collection of Scottish Antique Lignum Vitae Carpet Bowls A large collection of twenty five

stamped mark ’28′ to underside. Together with an associated late 17th/early 18th century lignum vitae

19th century lignum vitae treen round tea caddy. Measures: Height: 5 3/4 inches, diameter: 5 inches.

with an associated lignum vitae pestle, with bulbous head. Pestle length: 9.5 inches (24cm)

This is a great collection of Lignum Vitae sail stabilizers that have been custom mounted as

Walking Stick in Lignum Vitae with Silver Ball, ca.1910 Under the Ball is name 'Carla"

and fillets, on a straight-sided line-carved circular foot, together with a turned lignum vitae pestle

# H504 - Fine Victorian Lignum Vitae urn now mounted as a lamp. This is a rare example of drillwork

Very interesting 19th C tool. maybe a splitter or chisel, a beautiful object

The mortar of tapering cylindrical form, with moulded rim, together with an 18th/19th century laburnum pestle, of bulbous form with knop handle. Pestle Length: 9 inches (22.5cm)

This large drinking cup was well turned with very thin & delicate sides and has subsequently developed a slighly oval shape that adds considerably to its charm and appeal. Wassai...

Each weighted wood ball, in black or brown, inlaid with ivory discs engraved with club monograms and numbers surounded in incised trim. Eight available

A particularly large example, of great color, and in excellent condition. The Pestle has developed a long split which retains an old lead repair that adds to its appeal. The morta...

Beautiful Lignum Vitae(Iron Wood) shuffle board discs mounted on custom iron stands. The surfaces

Turned Solid Lignum Vitae With Fine Figuring and Burnished Surface

4 Lignum Vitae Lawn Balls in Original Box, Scotland, ca. 1920

With Original Handle and Operating Mechanism Solid Turned Lignum Vitae and Metal

Unusual antique tree string box, lovely turned shaped lignum-vitae string box Lovely original

George III mahogany canterbury of slender form with square tapered legs and lignum vitae castors

Hallmark: Birmingham 1920. This unusual ashtray has a central wooden knob (probably lignum vitae

Set of 8 + 1 English lawn bowling balls in sold lignum vitae wood, inlaid with ivory, in their

legs turned out of an unusual timber, possibly lignum vitae or padouk. The thick, shaped stretcher

Lignum vitae inkwell modeled as the head of a bulldog with glass inset eyes and original leather

A George I period oak side chair, the splat of vase form having an inland flower of lignum vitae

which are oak and cedarwood lined. Later brass handles, shaped bracket feet with concealed Lignum Vitae

red silk throughout. The main body with a strong concave shape to all sides; raised on original lignum

are in excellent, original condition. Complete with their period, bronze and lignum vitae handles

angled. This English Edwardian antique steel surgical table stands on original lignum vitae wooden

lignum vitae are in fact Banksia, from the Proteaceae family, commonly known in the U.S. as lacewood. At

quantity of Lignum Vitae. Because there was no immediate use for her, she was placed in ordinary—in

Pair of lignum vitae vases, each turned and displaying the characteristic yellow sapwood and dark

Antique lignum vitae and iron horse tether, 19th century. Lignum vitae was often used for making

Lignum vitae inkwell modeled as the head of a bulldog with glass inset eyes and original leather

Victorian era Lignum Vitae bowling ball on steel stand. Ball has beautiful patina and figuring

An exceptional large bucket shaped early 18th century Queen Anne period mortar. Executed in lignum

Octagonal 23.00 inch sailor's valentine in tabletop form composed of walnut, lignum vitae, and

Lancashire town. Made from gilded bell metal with a stunning Lignum Vitae handle and a gilded finial. In