Handmade Butter ChurnPerfect for demonstrations at reenactment events and historic sites! Handmade here in Indiana by Master Cooper, Peter Cooper, who has spent decades diligently researching and resurrecting the lost art of the coopers trade. Each stave on this Butter Churn is hand hewn to form a perfect fit. Theres no need to line these vessels with pitch or wax. One Gallon capacity. Measures 24 tall overall (the churn bucket measures 13 tall) x 8 3 4 in diameter. The

About 32 " long

Styles may vary

The bib can also be folded over at the waist to wear as a lap apron

The blade is about 5-1/2" long with an overall length of approximately 9-1/2"

The Guinea is gold-plated and the halfpennies and farthing are copper-plated (copper plating may be bright or antiqued)

Your vegetable oil or rendered animal fat is used in the lidded bowl which measures approximately 4” long

Handcrafted here in Indiana by blacksmith Mark Thomas

but you can easily dye them to compliment your outfit

Pair with our Rotisserie Set and Fire Set Bag for a portable

First Published in 1727

This bag is sometimes made to order

Translated Into Modern Measurements and Instructions