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Wood Sample

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Basic Information

Accession Number:1987F633.299
Collection:Social History - Wood Collection

Notes

The English oak is probably the best known of all our native hardwoods. It produces a wood which is both versatile and durable and is used to make a wide range of items from buildings to barrels. The wood is very hard which makes it good for structural work, while the fine figuring or markings in the grain can produce delicate veneers for decorative pieces.


Further Information

Production Period:20th century
Material(s):English oak wood

Dimensions

Height:70 mm
Width:36 mm