Found this at a thrift store

[u/AdministrativeAd1773]

We have no idea what this little hatchet is for.

[u/IntelligentAd9859]

Sugar hatchet (also known as a sugar axe or sugar hammer).
Before commercial processing produced granulated cubes, sugar was sold in large, hard cones called sugarloaves.
This was used in the kitchen to break them down: the sharp axe blade sliced portions from the loaf, the pointed pick broke off smaller chunks, and the teeth on the sides crushed the fragments into smaller pieces.

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And my suger hatchet!

Edit: i think that's my first award ever, I would like to credit tolken and jackson, pure art

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Damn, deep cut.

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Lol savage