A French manual plunger-operated bellows duster, traditionally used for the application of powders in horticultural or domestic settings. The instrument is constructed from a turned light-coloured wood cylinder, possibly boxwood or fruitwood, featuring dark ebonised bands and decorative scrollwork at both ends. It is fitted with a tapered ebonised nozzle at one end and a matching plunger handle at the other. The central body features a transfer-printed design consisting of a scrolled ribbon flanked by floral sprays. The ribbon contains the printed text tubulaire a épousseter above A. Selick, Nancy. The plunger mechanism is designed to be manually operated to expel air or powder through the nozzle.