April 19, 2024
1860 Wood Cook Stove Pie Peel Hand Forged MaineFarmFind
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Antique homemade, handmade & hand forged wrought iron kitchen wood cook stove pie & bread peel with it's original wrought iron handle made from an 18th century ram's horn fireplace peel, round shoulder rectangular peel blade and retaining it's original old lightly oxidized surface, as found. Maine , 1860 possibly earlier. Guaranteed old and original; this is not a fake or reproduction. Actual weight 2 lbs. 22" long by 5" wide at the shovel edge. Antique homemade, handmade & hand forged wrought iron kitchen wood cook stove pie & bread peel with it's original wrought iron handle made from an 18th century ram's horn fireplace peel, round shoulder rectangular peel blade and retaining it's original old lightly oxidized surface, as found. We found this ...charming... pie & bread peel beside the kitchen cook stove. It was used to place, pull out and shift pies and bread in the oven of the cook stove. The handle is a shorten 18th century ram's horn peel handle. The ram's horns are the iron curls at the top of the handle. They are classic 18th century peel decoration and have been highlighted with gold paint. This painting was done at the time of conversion, about 1850-1860. Conversion it was. Peel usage, in the fireplace, was a classic cook's activity that died hard when baking bread moved out of the fireplace an into the wood cook stove
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