Antique Folk Art Double Tulip Ruffled Hexagon Cookie Cutter Soldered Seams Late 1800s

Product Description:  A wonderful late 19th century tin cookie cutter with original hand-soldered seams from the South Central region of Pennsylvania. In a hexagon form, it showcases ruffled edges with a crafted, double tulip motif in the center. Although the handle on the back is bent, this is a nice example of an early handcrafted cookie cutter with a folky touch.

Note:  Refer to "Condition" for additional information.  Due to age, not recommended for food use.

Additional Uses:  Crafting, Display

Circa:  Late 1800s

Product Dimensions:  3" x 3 3/8" approx.

Product Weight:  1.5 ounces

Material:  Tin

Maker:  Unknown

Markings:  No visible markings or signatures

Color:  Dark Gray 

Condition: Previously owned - used.  Condition is consistent with age.  Bent handle on the flat back.  No visible solder loss or broken areas.  Light rust on edges, light to moderate natural patina.

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