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Buttonholes were often little longer than the buttons

this fustian is ready for the task

The market bonnet is versatile 18th-century headwear

silver-plated over pewter that won't bend or break

which amazed his London kitchen staff

Bone Handled Tea Strainer notionstools Buttonholes were often little longerThis bone handled tea strainer is a subtle yet elegant piece for any historical table setting. The fine metal strainer bowl is paired with a smooth, natural bone handle, offering both function and period appropriate style. Ideal for steeping loose leaf tea, it captures the details expected in 18th and early 19th century domestic life. Whether used during interpretive demonstrations or as part of a personal collection, this tea strainer adds a

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