My father had his own bakery businesses in Aberdeen and after his retirement he kept a beautiful butter biscuit cutter, the style of which I have never seen since. Unfortunately, he gave the item away to a baker friend and I would love to know if they can be found anywhere. If anyone can help or point me in the right direction I would be very appreciative.
The cutter/press had beautiful wooden handles, each handle being about 9/10 inches long attached to a very solid brass mechanism which had springing within it. From memory I think you could have bakery's name set up on the stamp. It was clearly a professional and quality machine of its time . The brass cutting and stamping mechanism had dimensions of approximately 3 and a half inches diameter with a depth of 4/5 inches with two solid wooden handles.
Many thanks
Jim
The cutter/press had beautiful wooden handles, each handle being about 9/10 inches long attached to a very solid brass mechanism which had springing within it. From memory I think you could have bakery's name set up on the stamp. It was clearly a professional and quality machine of its time . The brass cutting and stamping mechanism had dimensions of approximately 3 and a half inches diameter with a depth of 4/5 inches with two solid wooden handles.
Many thanks
Jim