Vintage Wooden Rolling Pin-16''-Primitive Farmhouse-Baking-Kitchen Decor-Rustic

Authentic vintage wooden rolling pin, hand-turned with fixed handles, a form commonly used in American home kitchens throughout the early to mid-20th century (circa 1930s–1950s). Solid hardwood construction with a smooth, cylindrical barrel reflects the practical, no-nonsense tools favored before mass-produced silicone and metal bakeware became common. Rolling pins of this style were staples in farmhouse and small-town kitchens, often hanging within easy reach for daily bread, biscuit, and pie making. A natural fit for primitive, farmhouse, cottage, & rustic kitchen décor, whether displayed or used.

16" long x 2" diameter.

Vintage condition consistent with age and long-term kitchen use. The rolling surface remains solid and free of cracks. One handle shows a small chip at the end, visible in photos, which does not affect stability or display. The barrel exhibits light surface spotting and tonal variation from decades of use and storage, contributing to its authentic time-worn patina.