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A Fine Pair 18th Century Folk Art Bone Implements With Protective (Witches Marks) Markings. One I...

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A Fine Pair 18th Century Folk Art Bone Implements With Protective (Witches Marks) Markings. One Is An Apple Corer And The Other Is Unknown. Throughout History People Have Used Protective Symbols On Everyday Objects To Protect Themselves Against Witches And Evil Spirits, But Also Bad Luck. The Cross Symbol Or Saltire (St Andrew’s Cross) Is A Fine Example Of This. It’s A Bit Like Crossing Your Fingers. These Are A Wonderful Insight Into Our Ancestor’s Everyday Life, Where They Felt Vulnerable And How They Went About Protecting Themselves. #antiques #antiquesoftiktok #witch #witches #witchcraft #supernatural #demons #medieval #witchy #witchesoftiktok #history #pagan #folklore #supersticious #witchmark #hexsigns #apotropaic #18thcentury #1700s #evil #antiquesandcollectibles #collectibles #antiquefind #socialhistory #curios #curiosities #evilspirit #demons #17thcentury #antiquesshop

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