Butter Churner

Provenance: Barbara Harris, New York Ghurra is a churning rod holder in the assembly for churning milk into butter.

19thc painted blue butter churn from Pennsylvania in old grungy exterior with original wood churner stem/insert All original metal band and hardware nails also.

An original and used Wooden Butter Churn - Works like a charm - just add cream from the cows in your field.

Provenance: Barbara Harris, New York Ghurra is a churning rod holder in the assembly for churning milk into butter.

This fine butter churn has the salt glaze and blue decoration with a number six on the face of the crock.

American Country (19th Century) pine butter churn on 4 legs with removable rounded top.

Antique butter churn table cabinet with center door that opens for storage.

This vintage 20th-century wooden butter churn from Normandy is a captivating relic of rural craftsmanship and history.

An Excellent Hand Driven Home Butter Churn The Churn has a cast metal frame stamped Rowbury Churn Co, the large glass jar is strapped in the centre and is connected to the windin...

An old carved wood Nepal, North India or other Himalayan culture butter churn handle called a ghurra. Created in the early 20th century.

A large primitive pine butter churn. Features a removable lid and braided wicker accents.

18th Century Hand-Made Oak Stave Butter Churn was lovingly crafted by the town's barrel cooper in the same general manner which he produced barrels for food and wine storage.

This beautifully crafted butter churn, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century, is made from wood and secured with copper bands.

This fine ceramic butter churn or crock is in fine condition for its age.

Antiques of London A wonderful Victorian circa 1885 English butter churn by G. Llewellin & Sons, a renowned maker celebrated for high-quality dairy equipment during the late 19th ce...

This exceptional 18th-century primitive vessel is a sculptural marvel of early European rural life. Hand-carved from a single solid log, the piece showcases the raw, tactile beauty o...

Barrel butter churn, made in Sweden 1797. This spruce churn can be used as a decoration accessory to hold a plant decoration.

An old carved wood Nepal, North India or other Himalayan culture butter churn handle called a ghurra. Created in the early 20th century.

An old carved wood handle from Nepal, North India or other Himalayan culture. A butter churn handle called a ghurra. Created in the early 20th century.

This fine 19thc decorated (butter churn ) crock with handles is in fine condition.It is newly wired and newly made linen shade.

This early 19thc decorated stoneware( butter churn crock ) is in fine condition with a floral decoration and a six for six gallon.The condition is very good.This lamp is newly wired ...

Founded in 1890 on the island of Fyn, the company began as a sawmill and initially produced barrels and butter churns with a workforce of around thirty. Richard Nissen, representing ...

Founded in 1890 on the island of Fyn, the company began as a sawmill and initially produced barrels and butter churns with a workforce of around thirty. Richard Nissen, representing ...

Ubiquitous 20th century theme for whirligigs, this example depicts a woman churning butter, with the action being driven by wind powered four blade propellers in the front.

Originally used to shape freshly churned butter into a neat, uniform block, the butter was packed into the box and then released by pressing the plunger through the opening in the li...

Historically, these bowls were used for daily utilitarian purposes such as milking livestock, churning butter, serving grain, or holding food. In many East African cultures (e.g., O...

The small hole at the neck is removes overpressure while churning and creates an easy pour. For ages, women in rural Anatolian households have gathered to churn butter together.

The small hole at the neck is removes overpressure while churning and creates an easy pour. For ages, women in rural Anatolian households have gathered to churn butter together.

The small hole at the neck is removes overpressure while churning and creates an easy pour. For ages, women in rural Anatolian households have gathered to churn butter together.

Traditionally accompanied by a domed or bell-shaped lid with a finial top, these vessels originally were used to store butter and cheese or to churn milk. The name, jobbana, derives ...

Traditionally accompanied by a domed or bell-shaped lid with a finial top, these vessels originally were used to store butter and cheese or to churn milk. The name, jobbana, derives ...