A rare William III period BodkinSOLD

Made in Circa 1680 by
Bodkins are essentially large needles, designed and used for thicker fabrics such as leather. This example is beautifully engraved, and is almost certainly English.

Measurements
9cm

Type: bodkin
Function: sewing related
Country: England


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