Very Fine and Rare Engraved Wrought-Iron Forkpossibly York County or Lancaster CountyLate 18th or Early 19th century Length 17 in.Catalogue noteClosely related forks are illustrated in Richard I. Barons, The Folk Tradition: Early Arts and Crafts of the Susquehanna Valley, (Binghamton, New York: Robertson Center, 1981), no. 194, Jeannette Lasansky, To Draw, Upset, & Weld: The Work of the Pennsylvania Rural Blacksmith 1742-1935, (Lewisburg, PA: Oral Traditions Project of the Union County Historical Society, 1980), 69-71, and Richard Barrons, The American Hearth: Colonial and Post-Colonial Cooking Tools, (Binghamton, NY: Broome County Historical Society, 1976), no. 43.
Very Fine and Rare Engraved Wrought-Iron Forkpossibly York County or Lancaster CountyLate 18th or Early 19th century Length 17 in.Catalogue noteClosely related forks are illustrated in Richard I. Barons, The Folk Tradition: Early Arts and Crafts of the Susquehanna Valley, (Binghamton, New York: Robertson Center, 1981), no. 194, Jeannette Lasansky, To Draw, Upset, & Weld: The Work of the Pennsylvania Rural Blacksmith 1742-1935, (Lewisburg, PA: Oral Traditions Project of the Union County Historical Society, 1980), 69-71, and Richard Barrons, The American Hearth: Colonial and Post-Colonial Cooking Tools, (Binghamton, NY: Broome County Historical Society, 1976), no. 43.
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