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Anyone know what this is? About 5" high and 5" wide.
 

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I am pretty sure it's a cabbage chopper.
 
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Yep!
Primitive Wood Handled Homemade Double Bladed Food Chopper:


This old food chopper looks to have been hand-crafted. It has a wooden handle and two blades. Measures 5 1/2 inches wide. Shows a bit of light surface rust, mostly to the inside of the blades, and some surface wear as pictured.

 

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A very similar tool is still in use to make pie dough. Monty
 
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Yes, it is an antique food chopper. Yours has rounded blades that turn upward, and they were made like that to be used in the round/ovate wooden dough bowls. They were also made with a single blade. Generally the wooden handles were made of maple. We've sold quite a few of these in our shop over the years, and most people display them inside of the wooden dough bowls. Nice find, Breezie
 
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