Antique Wooden Butter Mold Press Leaf and Acorn Plunger Style

Product Description:  During the 19^th century butter print molds were highly used in farmhouse kitchens to give their butter more of a unique characteristic. This rather large, three piece wooden butter mold is impressed on a round piece of wood that features a three Leaf and Acorn pattern with a saw tooth leaf stem that wraps under the acorn. The plunger screws into the print which is housed in a dome shaped exterior case. It aged gracefully although has acquired some issues over the years which are noted under "Condition" below.

Note:  Please refer to "Condition" for additional information

Circa:  Most likely Early Part of 1900s

Dimensions: 
Diameter of Print Face:  3 1/2 “
Diameter of Case:  4 3/4 “
Overall Height: 5 1/2" (in sitting position)

Length Plunger Only: 5" (without round print)

Color: Dark Brown Tones

Maker:  Unknown

Markings:  No visible markings

Product Weight:  12.6 ounces

Maker/Craftsman:  Unknown

Origin:  Acquired in Northeastern United States

Condition:  Previously owned – used.  Functions as it should.  Aged patina.  Face of print has a thin 1 inch diagonal hairline crack with a thin repair to that area which wraps around to the back.  Due to age and repair, being sold as a collectible.  Not for food use.

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