Round BENTWOOD GRAIN SIEVE Late 19th Century Cookbook Redware is an earthenware pottery

Redware is an earthenware pottery utilizing a red to pinkish burning clay body and was among the very first commercial products to be manufactured and used by European settlers to North America

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Round BENTWOOD GRAIN SIEVE Late 19th Century Cookbook Redware is an earthenware potteryFeaturing a late 19th century antique wooden and wire grain sieve in wonderful condition. The charming grain sieve is made of bent wood in a band style with old tacks nailed construction and wire mesh. A jute rope band decorates the sides. The diameter of the primitive sieve measures about 10" across by 4 " high. The bentwood is great shape as is the wire mesh. There is minimal wear to the piece and the wood patina is gorgeous. The piece would be a