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Archivist The Cock Giant Safety Matches Box
$50.49
Description
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The match box 'natural History Museum Minerals' is a beautiful design with delicate illustrations of mineral species of francois Louis Swebach Desfontaines (1749-1793) reproduced by ARCHIVIST in collaboration with the _ Museum of Natural History of London_, from original archives of the museum.
Turning a match is often the beginning of something really special, lighting a barbecue, fireplace fire or turning your favorite candlestick candles. A match is the beginning of everything. Sophisticated and useful, these matches of matches are an ideal complement to the house, to decorate and a perfect and very original gift.
Characteristics:
Approximate measures: 110 x 110 x 30 mm | 125 100 mm long matches | FSC cardboard box and compositional cellophane | Manufactured in England
Notes: These matches are made from a natural product and some can contain structure defects despite the quality controls to which they are subjected.
Precautions: keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and any other source of ignition. No smoking
Discover our selection of matches of matches in several measures with a variety of designs and styles. Ideal to complement our aromatic and decorative candles and original and different gifts that you can buy online and in our Barcelona store.
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Archivist uses the traditional letterpress printing technique to create its range of cards and stationery. Founded in 1994 by Sarah and William Allardice, the brand aims to create timeless pieces that imbue a sense of fun, as well as being useful. Archivist’s luxury matches come in printed boxes that double as keepsakes themselves, making them an ideal gift, whilst the charming designs on their greeting cards offer universal appeal. Some of London’s finest museums back the brand; the V&A are a stockist and the Natural History Museum commissioned its own collection.
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