Platería Rural

Yesquero (colonial lighter)

Apero

Reference: PR-11c0c0

Category
Platería Rural
Type
Apero

Yesquero made with horn of deer carved as a tail of an "armadillo" and the silver is engraved and hand carved, the cover and the rasp are fixed by a little chain to the central body. This piece was used to light the fire.

North of Argentina, XIXth. Century.

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Yesquero (colonial lighter)

Yesquero (colonial lighter)

Cándido Silva

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