Antique Farm Rake: 1800s Primitive Wood Hay Tool with Hand-Carved Tines

Rakes are among the oldest agricultural tools and have not changed much in design over the centuries. 

The design is classic for raking and turning hay, but also useful for general tasks like clearing leaves and raking gravel.

This type typically has a long handle and wooden tines (prongs).

The head is typically made from ash, and the tines from silver birch, although this varies.

Rakes with long handles and wooden tines have been found in China dating back to 1100 B.C. 

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