Mary Lake-Thompson Stacked Farm Animals Cotton Flour Sack Dish Towel Valentine's Day

Mary Lake-Thompson Stacked Farm Animals Cotton Flour Sack Dish Towel Valentine's DayVintage four sack towels have remained the cook's favorite kitchen textile for well over a hundred years. They were initially made using salvaged fabric from old flour or grain sacks which were bleached, washed, and trimmed to size. While modern methods have facilitated mass production and beautiful graphics, the practicality of the original flour sack towels remains. Nothing can beat their absorbency, softness, and virtually lint free performance,

Framed under glass with burlap matte

footed base with studio signature

the work is heavy

Please keep in mind that tumbled marble is intentionally distressed with irregular edges to give the coasters a timeless

eye-catching

size is approximate and may vary somewhat

Double-headed design offers a unique view from every angle

Crosby & Taylor's most popular pewter motifs can also be found embellishing the handmade pottery of Oregon Stoneware Studio

reproductions of 18th-century handwritten letters

but this serving bowl is actually high-fired porcelain coated with a layer of silver-tone titanium

apply pewter polish if desired

Handcrafted in North Carolina and signed by the artist