Primitive Wooden Grain Scoop

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Found in England, this vintage wooden farm tool was once used to scoop grain. Repurpose as a unique decorative vessel to display seasonal decor, a small stack of books, or natural elements found while traveling.

  • Found in England, from the late 19th century

  • Handmade from solid wood

  • Some knicks in the slatted “bowl” of the scoop with a lovely aged patina

  • Hole in the handle enabling the scoop to be hung on the wall

  • Overall condition consistent with age and use

  • Approximately 11” W x 15 3/4” D x 18 3/4” H

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

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Found in England, this vintage wooden farm tool was once used to scoop grain. Repurpose as a unique decorative vessel to display seasonal decor, a small stack of books, or natural elements found while traveling.

  • Found in England, from the late 19th century

  • Handmade from solid wood

  • Some knicks in the slatted “bowl” of the scoop with a lovely aged patina

  • Hole in the handle enabling the scoop to be hung on the wall

  • Overall condition consistent with age and use

  • Approximately 11” W x 15 3/4” D x 18 3/4” H

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

Need help with an item? Email Us

Request a trade discount here.

Found in England, this vintage wooden farm tool was once used to scoop grain. Repurpose as a unique decorative vessel to display seasonal decor, a small stack of books, or natural elements found while traveling.

  • Found in England, from the late 19th century

  • Handmade from solid wood

  • Some knicks in the slatted “bowl” of the scoop with a lovely aged patina

  • Hole in the handle enabling the scoop to be hung on the wall

  • Overall condition consistent with age and use

  • Approximately 11” W x 15 3/4” D x 18 3/4” H

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.

Need help with an item? Email Us

Request a trade discount here.