$14.00
A small flat back tin cookie cutter with strap handle from the early 1900’s. The tin cutter features a running bunny rabbit. Solder edges. Possibly handmade from a small local tinsmith,
Size is 2-3/8″ long at the top edge x 3″ long at the bottom edge. Top to bottom, the measurement is 2-3/8″ tall.
Condition used with normal wear.
Such a cute little guy – let this rabbit hop into your heart!
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