- Small dark maple dipper,
or possibly a maple sugaring ladle, with carved spline extending
from the back of the cupped portion onto the handle, a technique
commonly used by woodland Native Americans to prevent breakage.
Has some wear from use on front lip and a chip on the end of
the handle but is structurally sound. 8 ½" L. Circa
early 19th century. (CK-7)
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- $180
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