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Hod and Trowel
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Hod and Trowel

anonymous · 1848 · mahogany (wood); iron (metal); wood (plant material); brass (alloy)

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Lime kiln with sloping walls and a hook at the back. The trowel has an elegantly turned handle. Used for laying the first stone of the large sea dock lock in Vlissingen in 1848.

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Credit lineHod and Trowel. 1848. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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