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EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP
EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP

EARLY-MID 19TH C AMERICAN ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOOD GRAIN HANDLED SCOOP

$ 88.44

Availability: 100 in stock
  • American: Antique
  • New Hampshire: New England
  • Original: Authentic
  • Grain scoop: Hand-held small seed shovel
  • Date of Creation: 1800-1899
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Category: Antiques
  • Signed: Unsigned
  • 100% original antique condition: Remnants of original blue paint on heel
  • Material: Wood
  • Maker: Unknown New England maker
  • Color: Medium Wood Tone
  • Condition: Good-Very Good overall antique cond: Offered is this estate fresh & recently discvr'd in sthr'n NH, hand carved, hnd-hld wood grain scoop, w/nat aged wood patina. The back or heel of the wood scoop has remnants of possibly old blue or blue-gray paint still on it. The int basin of the scoop has hand-hewn attributes, much as how chestnut beams were hand-hewn in early architectural post & beam home & barn construction, brought to the New World by the English & French. This early-mid 19th c American antique New England primitive wooden grain or flour scoop has an exaggerated lower scoop, intended to retrieve a lg amnt of seed, grain or milled flour. Its hnd crvd wooden handle is contiguous w/the scoop & doesn't suffer any fractures or repairs (old or new) There's a sm split at the bottom edge of the scoop where over the yrs & due to repeated use, the scoop's outer edge had weakened & a sm split occurred. It has a matte, dry, antique finish & remains as it was found. A wonderful primitive.
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  • Drilled hole in handle for wall hanging: Wound hemp handle hanging cord
  • Featured Refinements: Early Primitive Antique
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Size Type/Largest Dimension: Medium (Up to 30in.)
  • Region of Origin: US-Northeast
  • Style: Naive, Primitive
  • Type: Kitchen Equipment
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Hand-hewn surfaces: Hand carved handle
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days

    Description

    EARLY
    to
    MID 19TH CENTURY
    AME
    RI
    CAN
    ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE HAND CARVED WOODEN
    GRAIN/FLOUR HANDLED SCOOP,
    with
    DRILLED HANDLE WALL HANGING HOLE
    &
    WOUND HEMP CORD
    [With remnants of original old blue paint on heel]
    (Circa 1845-1870)
    Early to mid 19th century
    Ame
    ri
    can
    antique
    New England
    primitive
    hand carved, handled grain & flour wooden scoops
    DIMENSIONS:
    14
    1⁄2" Length x
    1 1⁄2" Height x
    6
    1⁄2" Width
    Weight:
    8.4 oz.
    DESCRIPTION:
    Offered is this estate fresh and recently discovered in
    southern
    New Hampshire,
    hand carved, hand-held wood grain scoop,
    with naturally aged wood patina. The back or heel of the wood scoop has remnants of possibly old blue or blue-gray paint still on it. The interior basin of the scoop has hand-hewn attributes, much as how chestnut beams were hand-hewn in early architectural post and beam home and barn construction, brought to the
    New World
    by the
    E
    n
    g
    l
    i
    s
    h
    and
    Fr
    en
    ch.
    This
    early to mid 19th century
    Ame
    ri
    can
    antique
    New England
    primitive wooden grain or flour scoop
    has an exaggerated lower scoop, intended to retrieve a large amount of seed, grain or milled flour. Its hand carved wooden handle is contiguous with the scoop and doesn't suffer any fractures or repairs (old or new) There's a small split at the bottom edge of the scoop where over the years and due to repeated use, the scoop's outer edge had weakened and a small split occurred. It has a matte, dry, antique finish and remains as it was found. A wonderful, untouched
    New England
    primitive.
    What's hanging on the walls of your kitchen? Terrific.
    CONDITION:
    Good to Very Good overall antique condition.