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This antique pewter ladle is a fine example of early 20th-century utilitarian craftsmanship, designed with both function and durability in mind. Measuring 13.5 inches in length with a deep, rounded bowl, this piece was once a staple in kitchens for serving soups, stews, or sauces. The handle features a simple, slightly flared end, typical of early colonial-inspired pewterware. Its unpolished patina and light surface wear add to its authentic vintage charm, making it equally desirable for collectors of antique pewter, historical kitchenware, or rustic farmhouse décor.
Material: Solid pewter
Age: Early 20th century (approx. 1900–1930s)
Style: Colonial Revival / Early American utilitarian
Dimensions: 13.5" long, bowl approx. 3" diameter
Condition: Good antique condition with expected surface wear, patina, and light marks consistent with age and use; no cracks or structural damage
Purpose: Originally used as a serving ladle for soups and stews; now ideal as a collectible display piece, historical kitchenware, or for rustic farmhouse décor