This vintage bent wood sieve, also known as a sifter or riddle, has beautiful shaker details in the swallow-tail joinery and copper fasteners. The beautiful wood used is likely ash or pine. Used globally throughout history for making pasta and all manner of other flour-based goods, they were an essential farmhouse and kitchen tool. 

Both sculptural and practical, it evokes a slower, more intentional approach to cooking, where preparation was as meaningful as the meal itself. Resting against a wall or hung within reach, it adds warmth, texture, and authentic character to a thoughtfully layered kitchen.

Dimensions | 8” x 3.5”

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• Each piece in our flea market collection carries with it a story—crafted and lived through the hands of time. You may notice the gentle marks of its journey, whether in the form of a tiny chip, a well-worn edge, or a delicate scratch.
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