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Spatulay (Bannock Turner) Georgian Folk Art Circa 1800
CIRCA 1800
Spatulay/Bannock Turner
History
Georgian Folk Art - Circa 1800. Aquired from Scotland is this very rare form of spatulay/bannock turner (a bannock being an unleavened form of flat bread, traditionally made in Scotland. Made from a piece of sheet brass, the spatulas turning blade is in the form of a heart, possibly intended as a gift for a loved one.
Overall length 43.5 cms; heart width 13 cms; handle length 30 cms.
Weight; 300grms
