Swedish 1900 Hand Carved Dark Green / Grey Marble Mortar, Folk Art

Folk art Swedish bowl in hardwood, hand carved by a peasant around 1800. Some traces of use, a tiny hole drilled on one upper side probably lo hang it. Different shades of brown with...

Hand crafted Swedish massive wooden hat mold circa 1900. Some traces of use. Different shades of brown and beige with a fantastic patina. Lots of history and a warm feeling. Looking ...

Unique Swedish seat hand carved in a tree trunk circa 1800. Lots of history, patina and traces of time. Very good condition. Could be used to sit on a desk with a small cushion. Rema...

Confortable pair of Swedish hand carved pine trunk seats from the early 1900. Lots of history, patina and traces of time. Very good condition. Could be used to sit on a desk or a ta...

Ellipse is a limited collection of exquisite kitchen accessories designed to elevate the culinary experience of the contemporary era. Drawing inspiration from the functional beauty o...

This exceptional oak mortar is a testament to the artistry of handcrafting, likely dating back to the late 1920s. Entirely carved and sculpted by hand, this one-of-a-kind piece rests...

Small white Carrara marble mortar and pestle. Size of the mortar: diameter 12 cm x height 9; size pf the pestle: diameter 3.5 cm x 12.5 cm...

Small black Marquina marble mortar and pestle. Size of the mortar: diameter 12 cm x height 9; size pf the pestle: diameter 3.5 cm x 12.5 cm length. The product cannot be washed in dishwasher but needs to be cleaned with water or Marseille soap. It is certified for food use. It is a natural stone that tends to stain but this is part of the natural wear of the product. If you use the mortar for cooking, wash it immediately after to better preserve the object. Each piece is in a way unique (since each marble block is different in veins and shades) and handcrafted in Italy. Slight variations in shape, color and size are to be considered a guarantee of an handcrafted creation. This object gives a sophisticate touch to your house or restaurant making special every night and event. The mortar, as an object for percussion crushes, is born in the distant age for the need to smash and pulverize materials, even in the Bible it is mentioned. In past civilizations mortar was always made of stone to then appear in various materials based on the products to be crushed. This mortar recall the old object with a contemporary use: a decorative object, salt container...