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This vintage grain scoop is a finely hand-carved utility piece crafted from solid hardwood, showcasing the natural beauty of its wood grain, visible knots, and warm amber-toned patina.Designed with a deep, rounded basin and high curved sides, the scoop was likely originally used for handling bulk grains, flour, or feed. Its traditional form and functional craftsmanship reflect early to mid-20th century rural or farm workshop production. The handle is ergonomically shaped and integrated into the back panel, with a smoothed grip and a pre-drilled hole for wall hanging. A stamped maker's mark is present on the underside-an oval-encased symbol with a partial inscription, indicating artisan or small-batch studio production. The piece is assembled using wood joinery and steel pins for durability and strength. Though utilitarian in origin, this scoop also functions beautifully as a decorative item in farmhouse, rustic, or country-style interiors-ideal for hanging in a kitchen, pantry, or alongside other antique tools and primitives.In very good vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age and use. No cracks or structural damage. Dimensions approximately: 16"L, 6.25"W, 3.75"H when laid flat Box S10
