Posted 9 years ago
aghcollect
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- This is a mid-1980's genuine marble rolling pin and wood base set made in Taiwan for Gailstyn Sutton, a brand of the Leonard Silver Manufacturing Company used from 1981 to 1990. - The brand name is no longer active.
- White-grey marble roller measures 9 3/4" long, 2 1/2" diameter, with a circumference of 8" - wood handles are both 4" long / maplewood base
I know my dad used an all wooden one in the 60's and 70's - a lot of our stuff got lost (or stolen) when we moved and I remember this from the 80's. My dad made a whole lot of pies over the years and he NEVER bought a pre-made crust, always made from scratch per grandma's recipes.
This marble rolling pin may be older than 1980's. I received mine as a gift from my mother in 1976. They are very heavy and are just great for rolling any kind of dough. I will never part with mine. My set came with the rolling pin as pictured above in your photo with the wooden cradle and also a large finished and polished marble slab that resembles a cutting board, but made of the same marble and also very heavy. There is a type of rubber feet on the bottom to keep it from moving around while your rolling out your dough. Perfect size for making pie crusts.