Culinary Tools
French Primitive Cutting Board | Antique 18th C.
French Tombstone Cutting Board | Antique 19th C.
French Live Edge Cutting Board | Antique 19th C.
French Hardwood Cutting Board | Antique 19th C.
French Chestnut Cutting Board | Antique c. 1900
Antique French Cutting Board with Faceted Handle | 19th c.
Large French Hardwood Chopping Board | Antique 19th C.
Antique French Oak Chopping Board | Late 19th Century
French Beech Chopping Board | Antique c. 1900
French Cast Iron Tomato Press | Antique Fruit Press with Blue Enamel
Hand-Carved Marble Mortar & Pestle | Antique French Stone Mortier
French Marble Mortar & Pestle | Antique Hand-Carved Stone Mortier
French Copper Strainers | Antique Graduated Trio with Brass Handles
French Copper Passoires | Antique Nesting Colander Trio
French Coupe-Tabac | Antique Wood & Iron Tobacco Cutter
Antique French Cutting Board | Beech Gallery Board | Late 19th Century
Antique French Paddle Handle Cutting Board | Late 19th Century
Antique French Bread Board | Solid Wood, Late 19th Century
Antique French Cutting Board | Solid Wood | Late 19th Century
Antique French Wing-Shouldered Cutting Board | Hand-Carved Wood
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
Antique French culinary tools carry the memory of kitchens where everything was made by hand. Wooden spoons, ladles, whisks, spatulas, rolling pins, scales, weights, coffee grinders, spice mills, potato ricers, nutcrackers and other everyday utensils were made to work and to last for generations.
This collection may also include antique cutlery and preparation tools: kitchen knives, carving knives, cleavers, choppers, mandolines, graters, peelers and other pieces shaped by generations of use. Forged in steel, turned from wood, cast in brass or made from other materials... each object carries the marks of real kitchen life.
Sourced throughout Provence and France, these antique culinary tools bring craftsmanship, texture and history into the kitchen. Some remain useful for old-fashioned cooking, while others are best displayed on a wall, shelf or countertop.
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