ITEM #70

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#70
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BID: CLOSED
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$50
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BID DATE:
04/13/2024 11:18 AM
CURRENT BIDDER:
anniemac
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DESCRIPTION

(7) PIECES OLD KITCHENWARE

Rating: 8 - 7
Comments. The pieces in this lot are made out of wood which vary in size and all but one is more than 80 years old. The lot includes an antique cutting board that has" Bread" carved around the edge as seen in our photo. Also included is an 18 ½" long one piece maple rolling pin as well as a 17" long rolling pin which has rotating painted red handles. There is a 10 ½" long masher and a pair of antique wooden spoons that are either 11" or 13 ½" long. Also included is a vintage looking 5" high x 8" wide/deep wooden plate that has a metal mesh covering with a wood knob. This lot is in good shape having normal use wear minor wood/paint wear and has some soiling/stains. A nice lot of very vintage wooden kitchenware to use or display in your country kitchen.


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