Purchased from an antique shop in America. This is a very old, large butter churn. It's an antique item with a charming shape. It's an antique kitchen item, made in the USA by the famous high-end manufacturer Dazey in the 1920s-30s. The jar and the top are original, with embossed markings of the company name and model name on the bottom. This large glass jar from the same company was called a "Tulip Jar" at the time. It's a very clean jar for being about 100 years old. In the old days, it seems that butter was made in every household, making it a piece of the good old days of America. It's an old mechanical container for making fermented butter by patiently churning fresh cream or milk, from a time when butter couldn't be bought at supermarkets like today. According to the shop owner, they also used to add eggs to make mayonnaise. The handle is cute red wood, and the paddle is also wooden. Even now, it rotates briskly when you turn the handle, and it looks like it could be used. However, I have never actually made butter with it, and it seems to take a considerable amount of time to make fermented butter, so please consider it as a display piece. It's very old, so I cannot guarantee that it can make fermented butter. It's very beautiful as an antique decoration. It gives off an antique atmosphere just by placing it anywhere. It's very eye-catching, so it would be good for display in stores, cafes, etc. The condition is almost as it was when purchased. There are age-related stains, scratches, and scuffs, but I couldn't find any noticeable cracks or chips in the glass. Approximate size: Height: 33 cm, Diameter: 18 cm There may be dirt, scratches, dust, air bubbles, rust, dullness, paint loss, and small chips. Please refrain from purchasing if you are a nervous buyer.