Baker’s tools by Felix Elssner (1902)

Numbered illustration of baker's tools including a central dough machine, paddles, rolling pin, sieves, baskets and baking mo

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A colored lithographic-style plate arranging numbered baker's tools, including a dough mixing machine at center, wooden paddles, a rolling pin, scales, sieves, baskets, and metal baking molds. The tools are shown individually with numerals for reference, against a pale background within a thin black border. The work is catalogued as a print by Felix Elssner, dated 1902.

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