Vintage rolling pin

Rolling pins are used to shape and flatten dough and most functional rolling pins were made of wood, but glass, ceramic, stainless steel, marble and plastic examples have also been made. The collectable type of rolling pins were made in brightly coloured glass by Nailsea and other manufacturers, especially in opaque white, purple and blue. They were sold at markets and fairs, often painted with amorous pledges or as holiday souvenirs, and were probably never used for rolling dough. Examples that come up for sale often have a cord attached to each handle so they can be hung on the wall.

8 items found:

These items have been sold, and the description, image and price are for reference purposes only.

A Colonial Australian primitive rolling pin, made from…

Early 19th Century Colonial Australian Eucalyptus Wood Rolling Pin

A Colonial Australian primitive rolling pin, made from eucalyptus wood, early 19th century, rare, 32 cm long

A folk art rolling pin Sculpture, height 35 cm, width 11 cm

Folk Art Rolling Pin: Whimsical Sculpture for Kitchen Decor

A folk art rolling pin Sculpture, height 35 cm, width 11 cm

Green granite rolling pin, with timber handles, length 46 cm

Green Granite Rolling Pin with Timber Handles

Green granite rolling pin, with timber handles, length 46 cm

A collection of vintage rolling pins, various sizes, one or two…

Assorted Vintage Rolling Pins Collection

A collection of vintage rolling pins, various sizes, one or two handles absent.

Two pieces Pountney & Co. Bristol porcelain kitchenware.…

Pountney & Co. Bristol Porcelain Kitchenware Set

Two pieces Pountney & Co. Bristol porcelain kitchenware. Including green porcelain tray; and rolling pin, with wooden handles. 47 x 37 cm (tray)

T.G. Green rolling pin

T.G. Green's Vintage Rolling Pin

T.G. Green rolling pin

A large carved colonial wooden rolling pin embossed 'Australia'…

Australian Colonial Wooden Rolling Pin and Pastry Crimper Set

A large carved colonial wooden rolling pin embossed 'Australia' and a large wooden pastry crimper, Australian, 19th century, the rolling pin 51 cm

A pair of early timber butter pats and two timber rolling pins

Vintage Wooden Kitchen Tools Set

A pair of early timber butter pats and two timber rolling pins