Iron Salamander smoking

Iron Salamander smokingThis 18th century iron salamander is a traditional hearth tool used for finishing and browning food. Forged entirely from iron, it features a flat, circular plate attached to a long handle, allowing it to be heated directly in the coals and then held over dishes to apply intense radiant heatsimilar to a modern broiler. Salamanders were commonly used in both domestic and professional kitchens to toast breadcrumbs, brown the tops of puddings, glaze

25 inches tall

muted warmth to any project

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The Colonial Bean Bowl is 8 inches in diameter and 1 inch deep

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This simple white cotton shirt has bone button closures at the wrists

Wood has more than done justice to these entwined lives and their meaning

Colonial Williamsburg

The finely woven structure ensures a smooth finish with a structured yet comfortable drape

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