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Actions	Apple scoop Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberHC.J.14.X.1 TitleApple scoop DescriptionApple Scoop. Nineteenth century made from the metatarsus of a young sheep. Apple scoops were tools common in apple-growing districts such as Somerset, Devonshire and Herefordshire to allow individuals with few or no teeth to enjoy apples. The scoop was used to scrape of small portions of fruit. The bone tapers towards the scoop end. Production periodNineteenth century Object nameApple Scoop Object categoryDental Dimensions Apple Scoop Length: 12 cm Width: 3 cm Depth: 2 cm Mount Length: 25 cm Width: 19.5 cm Depth: 4 cm

Object numberHC.J.14.X.1

TitleApple scoop

DescriptionApple Scoop. Nineteenth century made from the metatarsus of a young sheep. Apple scoops were tools common in apple-growing districts such as Somerset, Devonshire and Herefordshire to allow individuals with few or no teeth to enjoy apples. The scoop was used to scrape of small portions of fruit. The bone tapers towards the scoop end.

Production periodNineteenth century

Object nameApple Scoop

Object categoryDental

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