Two-tine flesh or toasting fork with a turned maple handle, American, dating from about the middle of the 19th century. This piece appears to be an ingenious period make-do created by fitting the end of a table fork into into a longer handle in order to render it useful over an open fire or cookstove. The handle, which is grooved, has been fitted with a wire hanger. Condition Metal tip is slightly off the vertical & slightly loose; minor oxidation; generally very good with an appealing old patina. Dimensions 18 3/4 L Items are offered at the lowest prices & on the best terms possible. All photos are to be considered part of this description & should be studied in detail. Please ask any questions you may have before making a purchaseif you have multiple questions kindly ask them all in a single message. I ship same day whenever possible & pack with care. Two Tine Flesh Or Toasting Fork With Turned Wood Handle, American, Mid 19Th Century
