“Selenus” and related (23)

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
18th century?
Bone K 7.5; p 4.0

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
18th century
Bone + horn? K 10.0; p 3.8

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
1800?
Bone K 8.6; p 3.3
Box 11.8×8.3×6.4

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early 19th century
Bone K 10.7; p 3.6
Box 12.6×9.1×6.6

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 10.4; p 5.1

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 11.4; p 4.6
Box 22.5×12.3×8.7

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 11.1; p 4.1

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 11.7; p 4.1
Box 29.1×13.5×7.9
Board 25.4×25.5

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 10.5-10.7; p (4.1)4.4-4.6

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early to mid 19th century
Bone K 10.0; p 3.7

Germany, "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Early 20th (late 19th?) century
Bone (or Ivory?) K 8.6; p 3.2
Box 20.9×13.2×6.2
Board 31.6×31.6

Germany, by J.G.Gärtner? "Selenus" (Eng: "Tulip")
Late 19th century
Ivory K 7.1; p 3.3
Cassette 23.5×21.6×3.3

Netherlands, retailer A.Kampen in Groningen, "Selenus" or "Nuremberg" (Eng: "spindle")
ca. 1850
Bone K 8.6; p 3.0
Box labeled 11.8×8.4×6.0

Germany, "Selenus" or "Nuremberg" (Eng: "Spindle")
Mid 19th century
Bone K 7.3; p 3.0

Germany, "Selenus" or "Nuremberg" (Eng: "Spindle")
Mid 19th century
Bone K 7.5; p 2.4
Box 10.5×7.7×5.4

Austria, "Selenus"
Early 19th century or older
Bone K 9.6; p 4.3
Box 13.2×10.0×7.0

Denmark, "Selenus"
ca. 1800
Bone K 6.2; p 3.6
Box 41.3×12.1×6.2

Denmark or Sweden, "Selenus"
ca. 1820
Bone K 8.9; p 4.6
Box/board (inside lid) 27.3×27.1×5.8

Sweden or Denmark, "Selenus"
ca. 1800
Bone K 9.0; p 5.2
Box/board 33.0×18.0×5.3 (closed)
From a Swedish collector and with Swedish names underneath
The box/board is English

Denmark or Germany, "Selenus"
ca. 1860
Bone K 6.7; p 3.1
Box 17.2×11.5×6.9

Germany, Ore Mountains, "Selenus inspired"
18th-19th century
Fruitwood K 10.5; p 5.4
Shaker box 18.4×10.9×6.4

Czech, Sudetenland
ca. 1900
Wood K 10.0; p 5.0
Rollboard