Dust brushes of soft hand-constructed goathair bristles are specially suited for sensitive smooth surfaces, such as pianos, glass tables, etc.
Dusters and dust brushes
Whether it's a goat hair dusting brush or an ostrich feather duster: Each product is as unique as it is practical and will give you pleasure for a long time.
Good for delicate items
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The heads of these cobweb brooms have two holes for the handle: this also allows you to attach the head at an angle so you can get into corners more easily.
Hand
made
made
The heads of these cobweb brooms have two holes for the handle: this also allows you to attach the head at an angle so you can get into corners more easily.
Hand
made
made
The heads of these cobweb brooms have two holes for the handle: this also allows you to attach the head at an angle so you can get into corners more easily.
Hand
made
made
The heads of these dusters have two holes for the handle: this also allows you to attach the head at an angle so you can get into corners more easily.
Hand
made
made
The heads of these dusters have two holes for the handle: this also allows you to attach the head at an angle so you can get into corners more easily.
Hand
made
made
The heads of these dusters have two holes for the handle: this also allows you to attach the head at an angle so you can get into corners more easily.
2 x 460180 duster, goat hair, 80 cm handle
1 x 460680 cobweb broom, horsehair, 80 cm handle
1 x 460160 duster, goat hair, 60 cm handle
1 x 460660 cobweb broom, horsehair, 60 cm handle
1 x 460134 dust brush, light goat hair, 34 cm
1 x 460534 dust brush, black goat hair, 34 cm
The strong outer bristles remove any dirt from the back of a book while the underlying goat hair collects dust.
The strong outer bristles remove any dirt from the back of a book while the underlying goat hair collects dust.
Tip
Dust often collects on houseplants, especially those with large leaves such as the fiddle-leaf fig, monstera and yucca, making the leaves appear dull and colorless. You press the two goat hair brushes together with the stainless steel tongs and pass them over the leaves. Such brushes were already used in the orangeries of Emperor William. We redeveloped this model based on old patterns.
