Antique Hand Forged Wrought Iron Spatula Key Hole Blade Blacksmith Crafted 18"
Description: During the Colonial days, American kitchen tools - utensils were often seen hanging above the hearth on a timber or nearby the fire when not in use. This 19th century hand-forged spatula with a key hole shape blade is made from wrought iron with a hook end. Signs of hand-crafted cuts and hammering adds to the beauty of this early piece.
Note: Please refer to "Condition" below for additional information.
Circa: 19th century
Dimensions:
Overall Height: 18”
Handle Length: 11 ½”
Blade Height: 6 ¾”
Blade Width: 3 ½" (at top of blade), 4 ½" (at bottom of blade)
Color: Black, Gray
Material: Wrought Iron
Makers' Mark: No visible makers’ mark
Origin: Northeast Region
Condition: Previously owned – used. Condition is consistent with age and use. No breaks or issues other than areas of normal patina and use. Left corner tip of blade is not totally smooth out.(as shown).
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