Vintage Cowrie Shell Ladle with Bakelite Handle turn of the This piece features a roll-top

This piece features a roll-top that opens to reveal a multitude of storage cubbies and drawers and a pull-out writing surface

many of Elvgren's pin-ups were later reproduced as nose art on on WWII military aircraft

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Vintage brass music box globe with hidden lighter

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Vintage Cowrie Shell Ladle with Bakelite Handle turn of the This piece features a roll-topVintage sea snail shell serving spoon or ladle with a beige Bakelite handle. This piece features the shell of a member of the Cypraeidae family, known as a cowrie or cowry (depending on your region). The Italian word for this, "porcellana", was the basis for what we now call porcelain. The shell is attached to a metal stalk, which is in turn affixed to a tan handle that appears to be made from Bakelite. Exhibits minor signs of wear including some