Dasher for Butter Churn 1935 - 1942

Clyde L. Cheney's "Dasher for Butter Churn" is a detailed watercolor depicting a wooden dasher used for making butter. This realistic drawing highlights the simple mechanics of the tool, with a long wooden rod and a round disk attached to a cross-shaped base. Created sometime between 1935 and 1942, Cheney's artwork captures a quintessential piece of Americana, reflecting a time when hand-crafted tools were essential for everyday life.