I have had these over 20 years and I don’t know what you call them. They are made of wire and wood. Have any idea.
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preciouslinks Reputation: 16 See preciouslinks' booth |
I have had these before, and they are decorative mini rug beaters. I have sold them from 3 to 5.00 each.
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ToBeContinued Reputation: 44 See ToBeContinued's booth |
These could also be used as accessories for dolls. Schoenhut doll collectors like to use items like this to accessorize the household vignettes where their dolls are cleaning, ironing, etc.
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debdoll Reputation: 972 See debdoll's booth |
Could they be ‘rug beaters’ for beating dust out of rugs?
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The-Pink-Frog-Shoppe Reputation: 128 See The-Pink-Frog-Shoppe's booth |
I believe they are a decorative interpretation of a wire rug beater.
Made not for rug beating, but as country/folksie decor items.
If you were to beat rugs with them, you’d beat them out of shape.
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okiemarket09 Reputation: 1726 See okiemarket09's booth |
The rug beater we had when I was a kid was much larger (3 to 4 feet long), had heavier wire, and had a similar but more substantial handle – you want to get away from the cloud of dust you’re creating. They look decorative to me.
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SODAS Reputation: 20 See SODAS's booth |
I forgot to tell you about the size of these. They are only 4 inches tall. I was trying to figure out what to call them.
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preciouslinks Reputation: 16 See preciouslinks' booth |
With the real and big ones I was beaten when I was a kid –
real bad – LOL
Was a tomboy!!
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
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