Antique Wooden Dough Grain Kneading Bowl, Early 20th Century
Description
Large Antique Hand-Carved Dough Grain Bowl – Early 1900s
This beautifully hand-carved antique dough bowl dates to the early 20th century and showcases a rich, timeworn patina that only age and use can create. Traditionally used for mixing dough/grains, it now serves as a striking decorative vessel—perfect for styling on a table, console, countertop --you name it.
The bowl features an old repair on the back, which does not affect its aesthetic from the front or sides, nor its usability. There's also handwriting on the back, adding an extra layer of history and authenticity.
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Material: Hand-carved wood
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Use: Decorative or functional—ideal for fruit, vegetables, or simply as a standalone statement
A beautifully rustic piece with all the character you'd hope for in an antique find.
Good Condition: very good antique condition; old repair and writing on the back, does not affect front display or function
Approximately 25” x 3”H
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Due to the unique nature of our products, we unfortunately do not offer any returns, exchanges or refunds. By Mae is not responsible for any lost or stolen items once an order is handed to the shipping carrier. If your package is stolen or missing, we will send you a link where you can file a claim with the corresponding shipping company.
Additional info
Location
This item was sourced in Renton, WA
Styling
A must-have in any kitchen, IMO! Bread boards and dough bowls are my go-to styling accessories, and this one has that perfect, lived-in charm. I’d lean it against a kitchen counter wall for that effortless “I’m vintage, but not trying too hard” vibe—or layer it with a few old french bread boards to complete the European kitchen look.
It works beautifully on its own, too—on a counter or dining table—adding warmth and that perfectly aged patina we all love. Personally, I’d style it with fruits and veggies on the island, or even use it on the kitchen table as a decorative bowl. However you use it, it brings charm in spades.
Repairs
Repairs have been done to the back of this product to fix a crack; it is not visible nor does it affect the aesthetics or usability of the bowl.
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What are the descriptions of item's conditions?
EXCELLENT: Basically brand new—it's like the item never even had a life before you! No signs of wear, use, or washing. If there’s a flaw hiding somewhere, we'll spill the beans in the description.
VERY GOOD: Looks like it’s barely been touched. A few minor signs of love, but still in prime vintage condition. Any little quirks? We’ll tell you all about them in the description.
GOOD: This item has lived a little, but it’s still rocking it. Expect some fading, light stains, or a bit of piling, but it’s got plenty of life left. Any noticeable quirks? You’ll find them in the description, we promise.
Do you disclaim repairs done to items?
Any notable flaws or repairs will be noted under item's condition.
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