$12.00
Another old primitive cookie cutter for your farmhouse decor, this nice old tin cookie cutter is from the later Victorian or early 1900’s. Shaped in a club, it is a flat back with strap handle. Soldered around the edge of the club. Round hole in center.
Size is 3″ square. Cutter edge is 5/8″ deep. Handle is 1/2″ tall, at the center.
Condition: tiny bit of rust. A small dimple in the tin.
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