拍品專文
For a similar ovoid trencher, see Garvan, fig. 12, p.64.
PENNSYLVANIA, 1800-1820
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A GROUP OF CARVED DOUGH AND BUTTER WORKING TOOLS
Pennsylvania, 1800-1820
The first, a maple turned and carved rolling pin, the rotating cylinder decorated with rows of tulips and diamonds; the second, a small carved maple pastry print in the shape of a stylized articulated triple leaf group; the third, a pointed oval butter-trencher with hollowed center chamfered at each end; together with two poplar butter paddles, the first with circular working surface and angled integral handle, the second with rectangular cross-hatched working surface and pierced tab handle
20¾in. long the largest (5)
Pennsylvania, 1800-1820
The first, a maple turned and carved rolling pin, the rotating cylinder decorated with rows of tulips and diamonds; the second, a small carved maple pastry print in the shape of a stylized articulated triple leaf group; the third, a pointed oval butter-trencher with hollowed center chamfered at each end; together with two poplar butter paddles, the first with circular working surface and angled integral handle, the second with rectangular cross-hatched working surface and pierced tab handle
20¾in. long the largest (5)