An antique turned hardwood hand brush, dating to the 19th century. The handle is crafted from a single piece of hardwood, featuring a detailed lathe-turned profile. The design includes a tapered finial tip, a central bulbous grip accented by two dark incised rings, a slender neck, and a disk-like guard above a flared base. The brush head is composed of densely packed black natural bristles, likely horsehair, secured into the base of the handle. The wood exhibits a deep, warm patina throughout. There are no maker marks, signatures, or labels visible on the handle or within the bristle setting.