An exceptional example of late 19th to early 20th-century (c. 1880–1920) agricultural treenware. This primitive grain scoop has been masterfully hand-carved from a single piece of dense hardwood, featuring a distinctive geometric hollow D-handle and a beautifully wide, flat-bottom scraping edge.
Presented in excellent antique condition with an authentic, rich honey-brown patina and clear hand-tool marks that celebrate its historical utility. It remains structurally sound with no structural splits or compromised wood.
A spectacular, highly tactile display piece that adds immediate warmth, character, and rustic soul to a home kitchen, curated dining space, commercial restaurant, or cafe setting.
Specifications:
- Type: Primitive Farmhouse Grain/Flour Scoop
- Era: Circa 1880–1920 (Late Victorian / Edwardian)
- Condition: Excellent antique condition; original aged patina.
- Dimensions: 44cm (Depth/Length) x 19.5cm (Width) x 7cm (Height)
- Weight: 600g
Logistics & Collection:
- Pickup: Available from Thornleigh, NSW 2120.
- Shipping: Secure nationwide postage available across Australia. Packed with professional care to protect the timber profile. Interistate and international dealer inquiries welcome.
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