Vintage Foley Wood Rolling Pin

Vintage foley wood rolling pin with ball bearings in the handles for a smoother rolling experience.

Vintage foley wood rolling pin.

Antique vintage foley signed wooden 18 rolling pin farmhouse decor. Unfortunately she stopped baking years ago and the rolling pin was stored in a dirty cardboard box amongst a collection of grimy banished kitchen tools. For example long rolling pins are used in japanese cuisine to make udon noodles while striated rolling pins are used for norwegian lefse flatbread. Vintage signed foley maple wooden rolling pin baking dough w ball bearings 18 9 99 0 bids shipping.

It occurred to me that someone made a living from that rolling pin. 15 75 9 50 shipping. Vintage foley precision ball bearing rolling pin made by foley manufacturing co. Total measurement is 18 1 2 in length.

These versatile cooking utensils come in a wide way of materials like glass ceramic aluminum wood and plastic. Over time rolling pins have been made from nearly every kind of wood possible including sycamore walnut pine cherry mahogany boxwood beech fruitwood and ash. The pin itself measured 2 in diameter and 10 1 2 in length. Shipped with usps parcel select ground.

The best and most popular woods for rolling pins were maple and lignum vitae thanks to their weight and density which helped these pins resist moisture and cracking. Favorite add to. I recently inherited my grandmother s solid wood rolling pin well loved and well worn. Mouse over to zoom click to enlarge.

For ellen it s a huge commercial wooden rolling pin with chipped blue paint made from maple. Most vegetable oils or even lard are not appropriate because they do go rancid fairly quickly. When the restaurant was closing ellen asked for the rolling pin. 5 out of 5 stars 237 237 reviews 29 99.

Vintage 18 foley wood rolling pin with ball bearings kitchen farmhouse signed. The beautifully grained wood which i believe is maple is incredibly smooth with no nicks or cracks in the wood almost as though it had never been used. It was once used for generations by the baker at a favorite pizza parlor. Foley signature on one end.