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Welsh Beechwood Flour & Grain Scoop
Havard and Havard
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Havard and Havard

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Welsh Beechwood Flour & Grain Scoop

19th century
Description

A Welsh beechwood grain or flour scoop, the well defined, egg-shaped bowl retaining traces of a reddish coloured finish.

West Wales, circa 1860-80.

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Havard and Havard has dated this Welsh Beechwood Grain Scoop to the 1860s.

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Description
A Welsh beechwood grain or flour scoop, the well defined, egg-shaped bowl retaining traces of a reddish coloured finish.

West Wales, circa 1860-80.

Date of Manufacture

Havard and Havard has dated this Welsh Beechwood Grain Scoop to the 1860s.

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SA903268
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A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface.
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Archive I A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface.

Welsh Beechwood Flour & Grain Scoop

Archive II A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface. View II
Archive III A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface. View III
Archive IV A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface. View IV
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Penarth
Vale of Glamorgan
United Kingdom

By appointment only.
Verified Since Dec 2021
Items For Sale 40
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Havard and Havard
Havard and Havard
Verified Since Dec 2021
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Location: Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom, , By appointment only.
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A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface.
Welsh Beechwood Flour & Grain Scoop
Ref: SA903268
A hand-carved dark beechwood flour and grain scoop with a tapered cylindrical handle and rich patinated surface.
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Hand-carved wooden scoops were utilitarian tools used in flour mills, bakeries, and rural households throughout Wales and Britain to measure and transfer dry goods such as flour, grain, seeds, and sugar.

These scoops were typically hand-carved from a single piece of native hardwood, such as beech, sycamore, or fruitwood, using gouges and drawknives to create a seamless bowl and handle structure.

Authentic pieces display hand-tooled gouge marks, subtle asymmetry, natural age cracks, and a deep, smooth oxidation pattern developed over decades of handling and use.

Treen scoops can be integrated into modern interiors as tactile decorative objects on kitchen shelving, displayed inside glazed cabinets, or hung alongside traditional ironwork for texture.

Clean gently with a soft dry cloth, avoiding immersion in water or chemical detergents, and periodically apply a light coat of beeswax polish to nourish the timber and preserve the patina.
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