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11438Cream skimmer with oval pattern
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Cream skimmer with oval pattern
Item:
  • 11438   
Object ID:
  • 001-102.2
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Description:
Cream skimmer with oval pattern 5/20/08 annotation by Michael Shook - Start This item has been cataloged 3 times: In chronological order: 001-102-598 (#1) 008.021.010 (#2 - with two other cream skimmers) 001-102.2 (#3 this is the number marked on the object) I'm not changing any of these: There may be references to #1 and #3. Removing #2 messes up the other objects in that Accession 5/20/08 annotation by Michael Shook - End
11439Cream skimmer
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Cream skimmer
Item:
  • 11439   
Object ID:
  • 001-102.1
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Description:
Cream skimmer, diamond pattern. 5/20/08 annotation by Michael Shook - Start This item has been cataloged 3 times: In chronological order: 001-102-597 (#1) 008.021.010 (#2 - with two other cream skimmers) 001-102.1 (#3 this is the number marked on the object) I'm not changing any of these: There may be references to #1 and #3. Removing #2 messes up the other objects in that Accession 5/20/08 annotation by Michael Shook - End
3432Butter Churn
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Churn
Butter Churn
Item:
  • 3432   
Object ID:
  • 995-197-197
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Churn
Description:
Barrel shape with square top. Wooden paddles inside barrel churn the butter when handle on side is turned. Marked, “No. 4 improved” on back, and, “Joseph Breck and Sons, 51, 52, 53 No. Market Street, Boston” on front. Donor info - from John Allen Somes house.
3431Butter Churn
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Churn
Butter Churn
Item:
  • 3431   
Object ID:
  • 996-208-424
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Churn
Description:
Gray / blue glazed crock. Handles on each side. Blue design.
3383Cream Skimmer
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Cream Skimmer
Item:
  • 3383   
Object ID:
  • 995-153-153
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Description:
Pear shape with many perforations. Hole at top for hanging.
3311Milk Strainer
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Milk Strainer
  • 20th century
Milk Strainer
Item:
  • 3311   
Object ID:
  • 003-12-701
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Milk Strainer
Date:
  • 20th century
Description:
Donor Information “This is a milk strainer. The 40 quart can lid was removed and the milk strainer placed in the opening. A soft cotton disk pad was then placed in it. A spring wire ring applied to hold it in place. Each time the dairy man poured milk into the strainer, little bits of chaff or other foreign dust particles which might have dropped in the pail would be filtered out.”
2066Cream Skimmer
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
  • 19th century
Cream Skimmer
Item:
  • 2066   
Object ID:
  • 001-102-597
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Date:
  • 19th century
Description:
SEE 001-102.1 FOR ORIGINAL CATALOG data AND PHOTO. metal clam shell-shaped scoop with diamond pattern straining holes
2065Cream Skimmer
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
  • 19th Century
Cream Skimmer
Item:
  • 2065   
Object ID:
  • 001-102-598
Catalog:
  • Objects
Type:
  • Object, Dairy Tool, Cream Skimmer
Date:
  • 19th Century
Description:
SEE 001-102.2 FOR ORIGINAL CATALOGUE DATE AND PHOTO. Metal clam shell-shaped scoop with oval pattern straining holes 5/20/08 annotation by Michael Shook - Start This item has been cataloged 3 times: In chronological order: 001-102-598 (#1) 008.021.010 (#2 - with two other cream skimmers) 001-102.2 (#3 this is the number marked on the object) I'm not changing any of these: There may be references to #1 and #3. Removing #2 messes up the other objects in that Accession 5/20/08 annotation by Michael Shook - End [show more]