Set of four pastry wheels as follows: 
-Two pastry wheels
In wrought iron, with movable toothed castors and beautifully crafted handles. 
One model bears the initials engraved on the handle: "E.J.R" and the date "AN 1" (This year would have begun on September 22, 1792 and ended on September 21, 1793).
Then a simpler model, with a frog-leg grip and a rouelle stamp on the other end.
18th and 19th centuries
Heights: 14 cm and 16.3 cm
Condition: corrosion
-Two baker's roosters
Brass 
With curved blades and mobile toothed casters.
18th and 19th centuries
Heights: 10.5 and 10.7 cm
Condition: remains of cleaning product
Ref : similar models in "Les objets de la vie domestique", by Raymond Lecoq, Editions Berger-Levrault, 1979, pages 260 and 261
Timed Sunday 25 May 2025・17:00 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 315

Set of four pastry wheels as follows: -Two pastry wheels In wrought iron, with movable toothed castors and beautifully crafted handles. One model bears the initials engraved on the handle: "E.J.R" and the date "AN 1" (This year would have begun on September 22, 1792 and ended on September 21, 1793). Then a simpler model, with a frog-leg grip and a rouelle stamp on the other end. 18th and 19th centuries Heights: 14 cm and 16.3 cm Condition: corrosion -Two baker's roosters Brass With curved blades and mobile toothed casters. 18th and 19th centuries Heights: 10.5 and 10.7 cm Condition: remains of cleaning product Ref : similar models in "Les objets de la vie domestique", by Raymond Lecoq, Editions Berger-Levrault, 1979, pages 260 and 261

Estimate
€100 - €150
Result
€100
Buyer's premium
33%
Set of four pastry wheels as follows: -Two pastry wheels In wrought iron, with movable toothed castors and beautifully crafted handles. One model bears the initials engraved on the handle: "E.J.R" and the date "AN 1" (This year would have begun on September 22, 1792 and ended on September 21, 1793). Then a simpler model, with a frog-leg grip and a rouelle stamp on the other end. 18th and 19th centuries Heights: 14 cm and 16.3 cm Condition: corrosion -Two baker's roosters Brass With curved blades and mobile toothed casters. 18th and 19th centuries Heights: 10.5 and 10.7 cm Condition: remains of cleaning product Ref : similar models in "Les objets de la vie domestique", by Raymond Lecoq, Editions Berger-Levrault, 1979, pages 260 and 261