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Description: | Desktop pen holder made of a solid piece of wood, possibly yew. Three sides are straight and one has been left showing the natural undulating surface of the wood just under the bark. A hole has been bored into the centre of the block of wood and a cylindrical piece of plastic has been inserted to act as a liner. Thought to have belonged to South Shields author Catherine Cookson, mid to late 20th century.
Material: wood, walnut
Material: synthetic, plastic | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.socialhistory.366402 | Go to resource |
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