Early 20th Century No. 1 5-Gal. Butter Churn by Standard Churn sealtite the glass was flame polished

the glass was flame polished (though now

He opened an operation under the name "Austin Brothers Machine Shop" in 1909 which is still open to this day

Drawers (x8): 19

This stool is constructed of iron with a wooden seat and backrest

Early 20th Century No. 1 5-Gal. Butter Churn by Standard Churn sealtite the glass was flame polishedc. 1900s 1910s; Standard Churn Co. Wapakoneta, OH Rustic wooden five gallon butter chrun. Five gallon capacity, tapered oak staves precision fitted with tongue and groove joints and bound by hand riveted iron hoops for lasting structural integrity. The staves are seated into a chamfered base ring, giving stability under the constant motion of churning. A fitted wooden lid, reinforced at the opening, guides the long, turned hardwood dasher its smooth