Mahogany and brass tobacco cutter Made: 1871-1920 Mahogany and brass tobacco cutter, made in England(?), 1871-1920 Details Category: Smoking Collection: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection Object Number: A2160 Materials: cutter, brass and stand, mahogany Measurements: overall: length 135 mm overall: height 145 mm overall: width 240 mm handle: length 310 mm type: tobacco cutters credit: Turner and Smyth
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