Ebony
Ebony is often almost completely black with very little visible grain often with a subtle red/purple hue.
This wood is very expensive due to the slow-growing trees which can often be gnarly affecting the yield of straight workable wood.
Most ebonies are very dense making work with hand tools very difficult and can quickly clunt cutting tools. This density however offers an excellent finish on turned items.
Ebony
Ebony is often almost completely black with very little visible grain often with a subtle red/purple hue.
This wood is very expensive due to the slow-growing trees which can often be gnarly affecting the yield of straight workable wood.
Most ebonies are very dense making work with hand tools very difficult and can quickly clunt cutting tools. This density however offers an excellent finish on turned items.
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Georgian Glazed Silk Embroidered Tea Caddy
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Mahogany Antique Tea Chest
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Georgian Pair of Satinwood Tea Caddies
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Antique Satinwood Tea Caddy
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Antique Georgian Mahogany Cutlery Boxes
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Georgian Satinwood Tea Chest
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Antique Victorian Writing Box Hausburg
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Georgian Paper Scroll Tea Caddy
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Georgian Satinwood Knife Box
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Coopered Barrel Advertising Tea Caddy
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Silver & Tortoiseshell Photo Frame Hardy Brothers
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Regency Tea Chest with Hidden Spoon Compartment
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Miniature George III Satinwood Tea Caddy
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Victorian Burr Walnut Vanity Box
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Geometric Tea Caddy
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Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Tea Set
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Geometric Writing Slope John Wallace