The body appears mottled brown and green, plain on all surfaces, of roughly rectangular form, relatively flat on one side and slightly convex on the other side and sloped to a "cutting" edge with a small perforation, an accompanied with a cushioned box. W:13.2cm, H:2.5cm Provenance: Prominent Canadian family collection of British decent items acquired c1950-1975. Further provenance: Estate of the late Harry Geoffrey Beasley (1881-1939) a British anthropologist and curator of Cranmore Ethnographical Museum.