Antique Wooden Butter Mold Press 3 Leaf and Acorn Pattern
Product Description: During the 19th century butter print molds were highly used in farmhouse kitchens to give their butter more of a unique characteristic for their own use and to sell. This wooden stamp mold most likely from the mid to late 1800's, is carved with a 3 Leaf and Acorn pattern on a round piece of wood with a plunger. The exterior case appears to be lathed turned. You couldn’t ask for better surface patina on this piece with a mix of brown tones. A very nice example of woodenware from the 19th century.
Note: Please refer to "Condition" for additional information
Circa: Mid to late 1800’s
Dimensions:
Diameter of Print Face: 3 1/2 “
Diameter of Housing: 4 3/4 “
Overall Height (in sitting position): 5 1/2”
Color: Brown Tones
Maker: Unknown
Markings: No visible markings
Product Weight: 12.6 ounces
Maker/Craftsman: Unknown
Origin: Acquired in Northeaster Pennsylvania
Condition: Previously owned – used. Functions as it should. Aged patina. Face of print has a thin 1 inch hairline crack with a possible repair to that area although not easily noticeable (as shown). Due to age, being sold as a collectible. Not for food use.
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