Butter molds popular 18th and 19th century.\u00a0 Butter molds are carved from wood (mostly Beachwood)<\/b>, were a way for farmers to add panache to their product while also offering their customers a way to identify it, especially important as dairy began to be sold at the market and not directly from the farm. The small butter molds could be used to decorate individual place setting at the dinning table.<\/p>\n

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Archer\u2019s Antiques specializes in restored North American Furnishings and Artifacts. From primitives of the 1700\u2019s to the late Arts & Crafts Era of the 1900\u2019s. A tradition since 1959. For more information please\u00a0contact me.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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