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Walking stick

James, Rev Thomas (maker)

Hazel stick with crop handle; handle ends in a twig which intertwines with stem and is fixed c.3/4 down stem with a nail and copper wire; tin ferrule with brass tip.

Everyday objects become works of art in the hands of a wood carver. Craftspeople can see designs in the way wood has grown, and use their carving skills to bring them to life. In the past, carved sticks were given to people as a token of appreciation. Some sticks reflect particular interests or a particular activity. Stickmaking was a hobby craft rather than a means of earning a living.

Yn nwylo crefftwr medrus, roedd gwrthrychau pren bob dydd yn troi’n gelf. Gall crefftwyr weld patrymau yn y pren, a defnyddio’u doniau i roi cymeriad iddynt. Yn y gorffennol, roedd pobl yn rhoi ffyn wedi’u cerfio yn anrhegion. Roedd rhai ffyn yn dangos diddordebau rhywun neu weithgaredd penodol. Crefft hamdden oedd cerfio ffyn, yn hytrach na ffordd o wneud arian.

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Collection Area

Social & Cultural History

Item Number

66.190.2

Creation/Production

James, Rev Thomas

19th century

Role: maker
Period: 19th century

Acquisition

Donation, 1966

Measurements

Length (mm): 825
Width (mm): 100
Depth (mm): 40
Weight (kg): <0.1

Material

Hazel
Tin
Brass
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