Collection of wrought iron and brass kitchen utensils,

Four utensils, each with a curled hanging hook or curled ring, including: 19 1/4"L wrought iron fork; 15"L wrought iron and brass ladle, rivet construction; 27"L wrought iron and brass ladle, rivet co

ASSORTED PENNSYLVANIA WROUGHT-IRON AND BRASS / COPPER HEARTH / KITCHEN UTENSILS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising four ladles including two tasting examples with one example having a copper bowl, large example

A collection of ten antique brass, iron, and copper kitchen utensils to include strainers, ladles, etc. Largest strainer: 22-1/2in tall.

Nineteenth century. Seven brass bowled ladles, spoons and tasters, most with wrought iron handles. 7.5" to 16.5"l. And a tin strainer, 9.5"l. Splits, dents, some repairs.

Nineteenth century. Two wrought iron spatulas, ladle and a fork, 6.5" to 15"l. Together with a brass and iron dipper, 25.5"l.

Five antique brass utensils, four ladles and a skimmer, 21 inches. Each with a wrought iron handle, one with decoration, riveted to a brass bowl. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning,

19th century the group includes a bull wood dough bowl along with a pine spoon or mixing paddle along with a charming wall mounted wrought iron and brass dinner bell. Sold from the collection of Benja

American, Mid 19th Century. Brass and iron, ladles and skimmers. Wear, damage and splits. From 21.5" I. to 11.5" l.

DESCRIPTION: (6 Pc) Antique grouping collection of kitchen utensils in assorted metals, such as brass, copper and iron. Includes: three (3) large ladles, and three (3) large skimmer spoons. CIRCA: 19t

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH UTENSILS, LOT OF 14, including one with brass and one with copper. Most 19th century. 11" to 19 1/2" L.Provenance: From an Alexandria, VA private collection.

Five Antique Wrought Iron Kitchen Utensils. Longest 18-1/4"l. Condition: Good with rust and wear.

Lot of five, all with matching wrought iron handles with engraved pine trees, each dated 1861 with hook for hanging, including four with brass bowls riveted to handles, one large dipper with 5 3/8" di

Six Various Antique Wrought Iron Kitchen Utensils. Largest 19"l.

Four 19th Century Wrought Iron and Brass Utensils. Spatula is stamped "E.R.S." on back of handle. Largest measures 18-3/4"l. Condition: Good with wear, pitting and light rust. Largest ladle has a rive

Ca. Late 18th-Early 19thC. All in very good original condition as shown. Large fork and sieve scoop both signed W. Wentz. The cutter with wood handle made mid to late 19thC. Sizes: Spatula 19.5", Scoo

Lot of four, including three round bowl skimmers, two with hooks for hanging and one with pierced hole for hanging, 19 1/2" (2) & 19 3/4" long; and dipper, 18" long., all with nice old patina. Conditi

Antique kitchen utensil and towel hanger.Four hooks, horseshoe formMade of hand hammered wrought iron.Painted red, with much of the original paint still retained. Early Americana, New England, late 18

Vintage Spanish Wrought Iron Kitchen Utensil Rack, comes with 2 large pierced copper ladles, measures 20'' x 24''

18th C. or later, including a toast rack, spatulas, spoons, and eel hooks, 8 pieces total Rust, wear. Toast Rack: 28-1/2"h x 14"w x 5-1/2"d

Lot of five, all with matching wrought iron handles with engraved branching tree decoration and signed D. Henney with flared terminal with hook for hanging, includes spatula with riveted brass end, 17

19th Century. A total of ten, consisting of scoops, ladles, sifters, meat fork, and tongs. Together with an iron utensil rack.

A Collection of Wrought Iron Kitchen Tools Mounted to Panel 19th Century Comprising 16 dough cutters and crimpers. Length of panel 67 inches. Property from the Dean Lower Estate, Lanark, Illinois

ASSORTED WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH / KITCHEN UTENSILS, LOT OF 12, each handle with a curled loop extension, comprising six ladles including one with inscribed initials of "PL" and delicate floral decoration

America, 19th century. set of four utensils in wrought iron and copper including: skimmer, ladle, fork and spatula, all marked "FBS Canton, O."; together with a small copper teapot with gooseneck spou