Forged Iron Two‑Tine Furnace Clinker Fork Christ boasting elegant curves

boasting elegant curves

as denoted by the large "20" stamp on the front and features slight handles on either side

(likely) Karl Emmanuel Martin (KEM) Weber for Lloyd Manufacturing Co

both in front of the Green Spot logo

JM - 071522 - 104654

Forged Iron Two‑Tine Furnace Clinker Fork Christ boasting elegant curvesc. 1890s 1930s; (likely) U. S. A. Long forgediron twotine furnace clinker fork with integral roundrod handle. Hammermade from solid stock, this bident head is drawn to tapered points and joined by an oval throat, then shouldered into a slender rod shaft that ends in a forged palm stop. The allsteel build and extended reach suggest hotwork duty of raking coal, clearing clinker, or manipulating material at a boiler, kiln, or foundry hearth. Surfaces