Primitive Keyhole Iron Hearth Spatula Colonial Kitchen Folk Art AAFA

Primitive iron hearth spatula featuring a broad, flared blade, rounded keyhole-shaped transition, long slender shaft, and decorative curled hanging terminal. The simple silhouette and dark, textured surface recall traditional blacksmith-made kitchen ironwork.Made in-house in the USA, each piece is individually hand-filed and hand-finished to achieve the irregular edges and aged character of early wrought iron implements. Design: Keyhole-shaped shaft transition with flared blade Style: Early American, colonial, primitive, AAFA Period Inspiration: 18th–early 19th century Production: Made in-house, USA Craftsmanship: Individually hand-filed and hand-finished Age: Newly made, historically inspired Finish: Darkened iron with aged, textured patina