Product Details

Charming antique miniature wooden pastry roller / dough docker, measuring approximately 6 inches long, with a beautifully carved cylindrical working surface made up of repeating ridged and pointed sections. This small primitive kitchen tool was likely used to pierce, texture, crimp, or work pastry and dough, and its compact size gives it especially strong decorative appeal today. The warm aged wood, hand-tooled appearance, turned handles, and wonderfully geometric roller design make this a fantastic piece for collectors of primitive kitchen tools, antique baking utensils, woodenware, folk art, early farmhouse accessories, and country kitchen antiques. It has the kind of honest patina and utilitarian construction that works beautifully in a primitive crock, utensil display, dough bowl arrangement, or antique kitchen vignette. Perfect for styling with stoneware crocks, spongeware, yellowware, ironstone, old cutting boards, rolling pins, bread boards, wooden spoons, and other early kitchen primitives. It also fits beautifully with farmhouse, cottagecore, Americana, colonial, country primitive, rustic, and old-world decor. Antique condition with expected surface wear, darkening, scratches, small nicks, wood variation, and other signs of age and use. Please review photos carefully for exact condition.