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A primitive tin cookie cutter in the shape of a chicken hen fowl. Nice piece of old kitchenware. Dating from the early 1900’s, the cutter features a cut out hen, strap handle and soldering on either side of the handle.
Size 2-3/4″ long x 2-1/8″ wide.
A primitive trident meat fork dating to the early 1900s, this piece carries all the rustic charm of a farmhouse kitchen. The three-prong wire fork is set into a turned black wooden handle, fitted with a simple metal hanging ring … Read More
Cozy up your living spaces for the winter season with this tin 1800’s candle mold! Create a decorative highlight with candles and a fragrant basket of pine! This antique tin mold was used for making candles from the later 1800’s … Read More
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 … Read More
A wonderful old wall hanging tin comb case in original green paint from the early 1900’s. Embossed lettering on the front of case with frond leaf design at the top. A fun decorating treasure from the past for an old … Read More
Here’s a wonderful old homespun towel from the late Victorian era – 1900’s. The toweling fabric is a very nubby texture and features a nice detail of red stripe border on all four sides. At the top center a piece … Read More
For your rustic primitive farmhouse vibes, a handmade kitchen scoop untensil. It would have been suitable for scooping many dry cooking ingredients. Dating from the Victorian into the early 1900’s, this well designed scoop features hand rolled seams, soldered at … Read More
Why not start a collection of old tin barnyard animal cookie cutters? Fun to accent your kitchen with an assortment of cutters, in a basket or bowl for an added bit of authentic antique charm! In this listing are three … Read More
Antique Tin Apple Corer – Early 1900s Hand-Formed Kitchen Primitive, T-Handle Farmhouse Tool Dating from the early 1900s, this tin apple corer is a fine example of early American kitchen utility and handmade craftsmanship. Formed in the familiar T-handle design, … Read More