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Natural honey-colored ash rolling pin displayed diagonally, showing prominent flowing wood grain along the barrel and handles.
Three traditional ash rolling pins arranged diagonally in natural honey, whitewashed, and gray-washed finishes, each with a wide barrel and carved handles.
Baker pressing both hands on a whitewashed ash rolling pin while flattening dough on a flour-covered work surface.
Whitewashed ash rolling pin resting across flour-dusted pastry dough on a dark wooden table surrounded by green apples and baking linens.
Overhead baking scene with a whitewashed rolling pin, bowl of sliced pears, flour, fresh pears, and sprigs of greenery.
Close-up of natural, whitewashed, and gray-washed ash rolling-pin handles, showing the wood grain and carved grip details.
Whitewashed ash rolling pin displayed diagonally against a pale neutral background.
Whitewashed ash rolling pin resting across an oval of flour-dusted dough on a pale work surface.
Natural ash rolling pin resting across pale, flour-dusted dough on a light neutral surface.
Gray-washed ash rolling pin displayed diagonally, with visible wood grain running through its muted finish.
Gray-washed ash rolling pin resting beside rolled pastry dough on a baking sheet with small yellow plums and a red peach.

Vendor:FarmHouse Pottery

Traditional Ash Rolling Pins

$45.00
Color
Color: Natural

A traditional rolling pin handcrafted in Maine from ash wood. The handles sit snugly in your palm and roll smoothly across the counter.

Finished with a tinted teak oil in grey or white for a soft, natural look. Simple, sturdy and made for years of pie crusts and pasta dough.

Details

  • Materials: Sustainably harvested New England ash, tinted teak finish
  • Approx. 16.4" L x 2.4" W
  • Finishes: Grey, white
  • 100% food safe; wood grain varies
  • Designed in Vermont; handcrafted in Maine

Care

  • Rinse with warm water and dry right away
  • Do not soak or put in the dishwasher
  • Condition with wood oil as needed

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Shipping to U.S., Canada & select international countries

Dispatch Time: Quickship: Dispatches within 3-7 days. Delivery time after dispatch varies by carrier and destination.

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Three traditional ash rolling pins arranged diagonally in natural honey, whitewashed, and gray-washed finishes, each with a wide barrel and carved handles.
Baker pressing both hands on a whitewashed ash rolling pin while flattening dough on a flour-covered work surface.
Whitewashed ash rolling pin resting across flour-dusted pastry dough on a dark wooden table surrounded by green apples and baking linens.
Overhead baking scene with a whitewashed rolling pin, bowl of sliced pears, flour, fresh pears, and sprigs of greenery.
Close-up of natural, whitewashed, and gray-washed ash rolling-pin handles, showing the wood grain and carved grip details.
Whitewashed ash rolling pin displayed diagonally against a pale neutral background.
Whitewashed ash rolling pin resting across an oval of flour-dusted dough on a pale work surface.
Natural honey-colored ash rolling pin displayed diagonally, showing prominent flowing wood grain along the barrel and handles.
Natural ash rolling pin resting across pale, flour-dusted dough on a light neutral surface.
Gray-washed ash rolling pin displayed diagonally, with visible wood grain running through its muted finish.
Gray-washed ash rolling pin resting beside rolled pastry dough on a baking sheet with small yellow plums and a red peach.

FarmHouse Pottery

Honest, handmade goods from a Vermont pottery studio

  • Ships To U.S., Canada & select international countries
  • Dispatch Quickship: Dispatches within 3-7 days. Delivery time after dispatch varies by carrier and destination.
  • Based In Designed in Vermont, USA

Founded in 2012 by James Zilian, Farmhouse Pottery is an old world pottery for modern life. In its Woodstock, Vermont studio, a small team of potters shapes each stoneware piece by hand, from raw clay to finished glaze. The wider collection brings together skilled makers in wood, glass and metal, all rooted in simple, honest materials and slow, joyful living.

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