Rare 19th C. Norwegian Scutching Knife heller_furniture Available in seven colors

Available in seven colors

This book charts the restoration process and celebrates the astonishing end results

Fabric: Davenport Blue Grade Q with 4" banding in Fresno Alabaster Grade BB

spanning over four decades of work

5” Arm Height: 24

Rare 19th C. Norwegian Scutching Knife heller_furniture Available in seven colorsThis rare 19th C. Norwegian pine scutching knife has the original green paint. Details Dated 1852, this scutching knife was ceremonial, given to the groom from the bride. These tools were primarily used for scutching flax, a step in the process of turning flax plants into linen fibers. The user would strike the flax against a scutching board with the "knife" to remove woody bits from the fibers. Rare. Dimensions: 22"L x 7 1 2"W