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Two antique brass foam skimmers dating from the 18th/19th century, made in the Netherlands, in good used condition with minor signs of aging; dimensions approximately 55 cm high, 21.5 cm wide, 2 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Yes. I have reproduced the advertisement for the foam skimmers below, but without references, links or names of other websites.
Collection of antique foam skimmers – handmade iron – 18th/19th century – authentic kitchenware
A particularly atmospheric collection of antique iron foam skimmers, originating from the traditional European kitchen. These kinds of utensils hung by the open fire or stove in the past and were used daily in the preparation of food.
Foam skimmers were used to skim foam, fat and impurities from broth and other dishes, but also to lift food from boiling water or hot fat. The openwork head allowed moisture to drain back directly into the pan.
Authentic craftsmanship
The items are made of iron and have the characteristic long stems found on early kitchen tools. The construction and finish clearly show the artisanal character of such old utensils.
It is precisely the irregularities in the iron, the joints and the patina developed through years of use that give each piece its own appearance.
18th/19th-century kitchenware
Foam skimmers were already a normal part of the kitchen inventory in the 18th century. Old inventories and historical auction catalogues also list such foam skimmers as part of traditional kitchen and hearth equipment.
On the basis of form, construction and material use, these pieces fit well within the tradition of 18th- to 19th-century European kitchenware.
Decorative and collectible
Today, such old utensils are sought after by collectors of antique kitchenware, folk art and historic ironwork. They also show particularly well as wall decoration in a country kitchen, old farmhouse, restaurant or historic interior.
The foam skimmers are in a beautiful authentic condition. The iron shows the expected signs of use, age and oxidation. These have deliberately not been concealed and are part of the historical character.
Examine the photos carefully; they form an important part of the description and show the condition and finish of the different pieces well.
A fine collection of authentic antique kitchenware with a beautifully weathered look and a history that is clearly visible.
Dimensions
Height 55-54.5 cm
Width 21.5-23.5 cm
Depth 2-2 cm
Photos provide a clear image of the quality and are part of the description.
The whole is well packed and shipped with tracking. The shipping costs also include packing materials and transport. Shipped only within the postal EU. Pickup is only possible when the lot is auctioned for more than €50 and, of course, by appointment during office hours.
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Yes. I have reproduced the advertisement for the foam skimmers below, but without references, links or names of other websites.
Collection of antique foam skimmers – handmade iron – 18th/19th century – authentic kitchenware
A particularly atmospheric collection of antique iron foam skimmers, originating from the traditional European kitchen. These kinds of utensils hung by the open fire or stove in the past and were used daily in the preparation of food.
Foam skimmers were used to skim foam, fat and impurities from broth and other dishes, but also to lift food from boiling water or hot fat. The openwork head allowed moisture to drain back directly into the pan.
Authentic craftsmanship
The items are made of iron and have the characteristic long stems found on early kitchen tools. The construction and finish clearly show the artisanal character of such old utensils.
It is precisely the irregularities in the iron, the joints and the patina developed through years of use that give each piece its own appearance.
18th/19th-century kitchenware
Foam skimmers were already a normal part of the kitchen inventory in the 18th century. Old inventories and historical auction catalogues also list such foam skimmers as part of traditional kitchen and hearth equipment.
On the basis of form, construction and material use, these pieces fit well within the tradition of 18th- to 19th-century European kitchenware.
Decorative and collectible
Today, such old utensils are sought after by collectors of antique kitchenware, folk art and historic ironwork. They also show particularly well as wall decoration in a country kitchen, old farmhouse, restaurant or historic interior.
The foam skimmers are in a beautiful authentic condition. The iron shows the expected signs of use, age and oxidation. These have deliberately not been concealed and are part of the historical character.
Examine the photos carefully; they form an important part of the description and show the condition and finish of the different pieces well.
A fine collection of authentic antique kitchenware with a beautifully weathered look and a history that is clearly visible.
Dimensions
Height 55-54.5 cm
Width 21.5-23.5 cm
Depth 2-2 cm
Photos provide a clear image of the quality and are part of the description.
The whole is well packed and shipped with tracking. The shipping costs also include packing materials and transport. Shipped only within the postal EU. Pickup is only possible when the lot is auctioned for more than €50 and, of course, by appointment during office hours.
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