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Corer, Fruit

Object Name:
Corer, Fruit
Object ID:
1965.041.10
Date:
1800-1900
Description:
Apple corer. T-shaped, made of two hollow cylinders. The top of the "T" forming the handle, and the upright being pointed at the bottom and open for a portion of its length, forming the corer. Soldering of joints very obvious. "H" raised on each end of handle.
Material:
Metal
Tin
Dimensions:
W-3.4 L-6.2 D-1 inches
Provenance:
From the Parsons family farm in Gilmanton, NH. The donor, Frederick L. Warner (1895-1967), was the great-great-great grandson of William and Hannah (Meserve) Parsons of Gilmanton.
Credit Line:
Gift of Frederick L. Warner
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