Sterling Silver Food Pusher
Sterling Silver Food Pusher
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Introducing our enchanting Sterling Silver Food Pusher, a delightful gift that will transport you back in time to the early 1900s. Crafted with love and attention to detail, this antique treasure is sure to capture hearts and imaginations alike.
Imagine the joy on the face of a little one as they embark on their journey to solid foods, guided by the whimsical charm of this vintage food pusher. Made from exquisite sterling silver, this heirloom piece weighs a dainty 15g, adding a touch of elegance to every mealtime.
As you hold this precious utensil in your hands, you can't help but be captivated by the intricate scene it portrays. A horse-drawn cart, filled with the promise of adventure, carries a playful pig to market. The words "This Little Pig Went To Market" dance across the front of the pusher face, reminding us of childhood tales and cherished memories.
This food pusher is not just a practical tool; it's a cherished keepsake that will be passed down through generations. Its timeless design and impeccable craftsmanship make it a perfect gift for a christening or any special occasion. Whether used to gently guide bites of puree or to encourage independent feeding, it will become a cherished part of your family's mealtime rituals.
Indulge in nostalgia and add a touch of whimsy to your little one's mealtime with our Sterling Silver Food Pusher. Let the magic of "This Little Pig Went To Market" unfold as you create treasured moments and unforgettable memories.
About Hatfield Antiques
Welcome to Hatfield Antiques and Founders Ross and Jane Hatfield
Our dream came to us during Covid lockdown, with not a lot else to do and living in a flat we ended up watching a lot of television, cooking shows, gameshows, crime drama and antique shows and that was when we realized that we both shared a passion for antiques and collectables, not always liking the same things, but showing us that we both shared a passion.
Our dream came to us during Covid lockdown, with not a lot else to do and living in a flat we ended up watching a lot of television, cooking shows, gameshows, crime drama and antique shows and that was when we realized that we both shared a passion for antiques and collectables, not always liking the same things, but showing us that we both shared a passion.