A rare Butter Scraper made in Sheffield in 1869 by Henry Wilkinson

A rare Butter Scraper made in Sheffield in 1869 by Henry Wilkinson
A rare Butter Scraper made in Sheffield in 1869 by Henry Wilkinson

A rare Butter Scraper made in Sheffield in 1869 by Henry Wilkinson

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This rare item was used to make butter scrolls from a larger block and is made in the Hanoverian pattern.

Length: 6 inches.

Year

1869

Country

Sheffield

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