Tour 1824 Primitive Colonial Buttery Butt'ry Early American Home Antiques ~ Primitives

[@rebeccakidder1397]

I am absolutely in love with this room! Thank you both for sharing.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@vivianking8980]

How blessed. Wonderful. In Joy

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you!

[@sheilalovesgreg3489]

Great tour and information

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

[@lorrainedalessio5826]

Love it all really enjoyed this tour !!!!!

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thanks so much!! Thanks for watching!

[@donnakish2316]

So enjoyed the treasures in your Buttery. What a beautiful fowl rack love everything about it.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thanks so much! Thanks for watching!

[@judyking4930]

Enjoyed the video, I love the old things myself, great treasures.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@kathleenbylinowski3224]

So interesting. I’ve never heard of a buttery. This was like the catch all room. Love looking at all your primitive pieces. Thanks for sharing.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@DonnaVintageSnippets]

Very interesting!! I loved hearing the history of the pieces and appreciate you sharing that information with us.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Glad you enjoyed it Thanks for watching!

[@lindamelz242]

What an enjoyable and informative video!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@_Nicole_E__]

Very nice, thank you for sharing this, I was raised with chickens , little piggies, and gardens. Reminds me of the summer season with my grandparents .

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@_Nicole_E__]

@@1824walkerfarmhouse I really enjoyed it, thank you.

[@nancymartz9074]

Really enjoyed this and learned a few things. You have wonderful early pieces in your collections. Thanks for the video.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thanks so much! and thanks for watching!

[@renescheirer7569]

Thank you for the tour! I love the information you gave your viewers! XO

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@garymartin5898]

I loved this! Thank you for the history lesson❤️Becca M

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@JanTrewhitt]

That tour was so nice, I really enjoyed all the explanations! What a joy it must be to have the house so near you! Blessings.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you so much! Yes, we enjoy having it here on the farm. Thanks for watching, blessing to you too!

[@DeannaMoyers]

Thank you for another amazing tour…..it was so educational and I really enjoyed seeing all the wonderful antiques. I really enjoy your channel.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you so much for your kind words! Thanks so much for commenting and watching!

[@stephaniemeadows6796]

I love it . And that herb rack love that I swear I lived in them times in a past life I'm just drawn to that stuff

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Yes, kindred spirit, I love those times too! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@theoldsonso]

Great Video!!! Love learning about back in those days ❤

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@paulalim1476]

My husband informs me that butter and buttery derived from butlers who handled the bottles. The room was called a bottlery which morphed into buttery….🤷🏻‍♀️. Love your pieces/decor. Our farmhouse does have a small pantry which I would love to turn into a buttery but first have to rid the shelves of appliances.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

I totally understand abouy fashion and function! A lot of these items were in our house pantry and it just wasn't functional enough so that's where my extra appliances are! Have a great weekend Paula and thanks for watching!

[@paulalim1476]

@@1824walkerfarmhouse Thanks to you and Dave for taking the time and energy to put out the great videos. I really look forward to them!

[@NicheCraftwithKassi]

I think this is fantastic! When I was visiting Ireland I saw a buttery and I *had* to get a picture of myself with it beacuse not only was it a cool thing, but it also sounded so silly with that word in it! THanks so much for showing this to us! I wonder if young kids and weird adults (like me) in the 1800s thought the word "Butt'ry" was as silly as I do! Please don't think I'm not interested; I just love silly things and I love these sorts of connection with our ancestors. I don't have any experience spinning plant fibers but I do dye yarn for a living and I think spinning plat fibers would be so awesome. : ) Thanks so much for this awesome video!

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

I too love the connection with ancestors. That would be so fun to go to Ireland. That's a dream of mine. Thank you for your kind comments and for watching!

[@TheAnimalsMagicShop]

Yes, I did enjoy the butt'ry very much! Interesting how the bark was still on some of the wood and that the cracks were filled with mud. That box of Irish flax with the contents still intact is especially nice. I'm wondering what the handles of the cutlery are made of. Thank you for the tour!

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm not sure what the handles are but I'll have to check them out. Thanks for watching!

[@sherrywaddell3450]

Can you list the name of the antique metal baskets that held seeds (hanging on a door); I have never seen one of those & would like to see if I can find one. THANK YOU FOR SHARING! LOVE ALL YOUR GREAT PIECES!!

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Hi! They are called vasculums. I am sharing more about them in my next video! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@annyoung1579]

Love the Butt"ry !! So many treasures in it !! I grew up in a late 1800's mill village house and we had a pantry connecting to the kitchen !! I loved playing like it was my hide out !! It was used for food storage and grandmother's cast iron cookware.

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Love hearing viewers stories! Thanks for watching!

[@JenniferKunar]

I love this home I asked you this before but do you live in this home or do you have another one?

[@1824walkerfarmhouse]

Hi, We live in another home on the same property. We live on a farm. We moved this house to our property from 10 miles away. There's more info on our website. www.1824walkerfarmhouse.com Thanks so much for your interest!