This 19th Century hand hewn wooden trencher or chopping bowl with outstanding old, original blue paint is from my personal collection. It is in very good condition with no cracks. The paint is pleasingly worn from handling and repeated washings over the years and there are old knife or chop marks on the inside of the bowl as well as some old staining. There is a small hole at one end that was made so the bowl could be hung. It measures 19 3/4″ by 10 1/2″ and is 3 3/4″ deep. A primitive treasure!
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