Antique Utensils

Antique Utensils ranging from bread proofing pans to Archimedean egg beaters. We offer nice wire ware items as well as other utensils including apple peelers and revolving graters. True kitchen collectibles as well as great accent pieces for any room.

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Revolving Grater - Triton
VU202
This is a beautiful example of a Triton Revolving Grater. Triton is a mythological Greek god, and is the messenger of the sea. He is the son of Poseidon, god of the sea, and Amphitrite, goddess of the sea. He is usually represented as a merman. A nautical theme is abundant on this very attractive and scarce revolving grater. Triton’s face is displayed on the base of the grater along with three sea serpents - two reaching down from the drum to Triton and one sculpted in to the handle. The drum enclosure displays a sea shell motif and disassembles for easy cleaning. This wonderful revolving grater will hold it’s own in any collection and displays beautifully.

Egg Beater - Dover
DOV05
An early specimen in Very Good + condition. Crank wheel is stamped "Dover Pattern Improved" and "Pat'd Feb 4, 1904" The letter T is stamped under the handle. The overall length is 10 1/2" with a wheel diameter of 3". The first egg beaters appeared in the 1850's and since that time more than 1000 patents have been awarded for different designs. Dover egg beaters were so popular that at one point the generic term "dovering eggs" was used to describe the egg beating process in recipes. Dover egg beaters remain very collectible today.

Masher - Red and White Painted Handle
VU203

Here is a very collectible potato masher with a red and white painted handle. This masher’s painted handle still has all of the red and white paint although the paint is crazed. The metal on this masher is still nice and bright with no rust.

Bottle Opener - A & J Miracle Vacuum Jar Cap Lifter
VU201
This is the A & J Miracle Vacuum Jar Cap Lifter in Excellent condition. This nice little cap lifter still shines like new and is free of any rust or scratches. The opener is 5 ¾” long with a width of 3 ¼”.

	Wall Box - Candle Box WB01 Here is a wonderful primitive wall box made of plain sawn maple. This specimen has abundant character with patina common to very old wood and the satiny smooth feel indicative of years of use. This little gem is assembled using small square nails the size of brads and the fancy cut out on its top adds just the right touch. Even the hole used to hang the box from the wall is uneven and shows years of use. This would make a great catch all in any room and it displays very well. The box is 12” wide and stands 4 ½” high with a depth of 5”.
	Apple Parer - A & J VU200 You can core and peel apples with this handy combination utensil by A & J. This parer is in Good condition with only a small amount of chipping to its red painted wooden handle. The parer has an overall length of 6 ½” and a width of ¾”.
	Potato Masher - Red painted handle. VU198 This is a nice potato masher with a red and white painted wooden handle in Good condition. This attractive masher has no chipping to its vibrant red paint and show only slight wear to the end where a little of the primer shows thru. This is a nice collectible specimen for fans of painted utensils. The masher stands 9 ½” high with a width of 4 ¼”.

Funnel - Tin
VU197
This is a nice little funnel made of darkened, heavy tin in Good + condition. This attractive funnel still has its delicate little hanging ring. The funnel stands 3 1/4" high and has a bowl diameter of 2 3/4".

	Jar Opener - Edlund Top Off VU196 This is an Edlund Top Off Jar & Bottle Screw Top Opener with a red painter handle in Very Good + condition. These are still a very functional and useful kitchen gadget and make a great conversation piece. The opener stands 2 ½” high with a width of 3 ¼”. Patent #1894556 - 1934.
	Acme Rolling Mincer VU195 This is the Acme Rolling Mincer in Very Good + condition and still has its rather tattered original packaging that states “tastefully served food tastes better” and includes instructions for a variety of food preparation methods including preparing food for invalids. The green paint on the handle is free of any cracking or chipping. The overall length of this mincer is 7” with a cutter width of 2 ½”.
	Tin Scoop VU194 A tin scoop in Good condition. This scoop made of darkened tin has an overall length of 4” and a diameter of 2”. The strap handle has a width of ½” and is finished with rolled over edges.
	Tin Ladle - Sauce Ladle VU193 This is a sauce ladle in Good condition. This nice little ladle has a darkened tin finish and still retains a portion of its bright tin finish. With a design comparable to its larger relatives, it resembles a salesman’s sample. The ladle has an overall length of 5 ¾” with a bowl diameter of 2 ¼”. Smaller utensils like these often went missing and are difficult to find today.

	SOLD A “Scoop Rite” ice cream disher or scoop in Very Good + condition. This scoop has character galore with its retro style and dimpled handle. This disher has a little heft to it and the dimples allow a firm grip for hard, frozen ice cream. The polished aluminum makes for a very attractive disher. The overall length is 6 ¾” with a bowl diameter of 2 ¼”.
	Rotary Mincer VU191 This is an interesting double rotary mincer in Very Good condition. These work by rolling the utensil over the food product to mince it - they also work nicely to cut uniform sized noodles. This mincer stands 3 ½” high by 2 ½” wide. The nice, red painted, turned handle is free of any cracks or chips. A very collectible kitchen gadget.
	Knife - The Champion VU190 This is a very interesting small knife stamped with the words “The Champion”. The blade has an aggressive taper that forms nearly a half circle. The overall length of the knife is 6” with a blade length of 3 ¾” and a blade width of 1 5/8”. This little gem has a wonderful patina and would make a great addition to any antique knife collection.
	Pie Jagger VU189 This is a very attractive pie jagger in Excellent condition. This brass jagger is of a smaller size with a wheel diameter of 1” and an overall length of 4 ¼”. This is a very collectible specimen that displays very well.

	Lid Lifter - Red Painted Handle VU188 This is a hard to find lid lifter in Very Good + condition. This is the type of lifter used to remove the sealed lids from canning jars. This nice little lifter has very little wear to its red painted handle and still retains a bright finish.
	Pastry Blender - Androck VU187 An early six wire, Androck pastry blender with a turned handle. The comfortable handle still retains much of it's red paint. Advertisements and trade catalogs of the period always showed pictures of this pastry blender with seven wires rather than six. Patent date of January 12, 1929.

	Spoon - Slotted VU184 This is a very nice slotted spoon in Very Good + condition. The spoon itself has a very nice Art Deco like design that would make quite an attractive display in any kitchen. This specimen is free of rust and shows very little wear.
	Strainer VU185 This is a larger sized vintage kitchen strainer with a red and white painted handle - in Very Good Plus condition. There is only a minimal amount of paint wear to the tapered handle and the staining basket is very clean and rust free. The basket has a diameter of 5" and the handle has a length of 4" with a width of 3/4 with a maximum width of 3/4". These painted utensils are very collectible in a condition this good.
	Mixer - Friction Mixer VU183 This is a wonderful example of a hand carved friction mixer in Excellent condition. This type of mixer works by holding the shaft in between the palms then rubbing in a back and forth motion. These were very popular with Scandinavian immigrants and many times were made from the top of Christmas trees. This mixer has an overall length of 12 ¼”. This great little find would make a great addition to your vintage utensil collection and is a true conversation piece as well as a fun to use utensil.
	SOLD This is a very interesting vegetable slicer with character galore. This specimen has an attractive design to its handle with a P style cutout and hanging hole. There are no cracks or chips to the wood but there is evidence of a little scorching around the blades. The overall length of this nice little slicer is 12" with a width of 3 1/2".

	Vegetable Dicer - Nutbrown VU181 This is a vegetable dicer made by the Nutbrown Company, England. This is one of those vintage kitchen utensils that is still very handy to have in your kitchen. Simply place the vegetable to be diced on the base and apply downward pressure to the handles and you will get perfectly diced product. This specimen stands 6½” high when extended and compresses to 1 3/4". The red painted handles are fre of any cracks or chips and the specimen is in Excellent condition overall.
	Egg Whisk - Red Painted Handle VU180 Here is a nice egg whisk and it is in Excellent condition. The business end of this whisk still retains much of its bright tin finish and the red painted, tapered handle has no chipping to the vibrant red paint. This would look great hanging in any vintage kitchen.
	Melon Ball Cutter - Garnish Tool VU178 Vintage melon ball cutter with a turned red painted handle. This specimen is in Excellent condition with no cracks or chips to the vibrant red paint. This little melon ball cutter has an overall length of 5 ½” with a handle length of 3 ½”. The little cup has a diameter of 7/8”. It is difficult to find these in a condition this pristine.
	Melon Ball Cutter - Garnish Tool VU179 Vintage, EKCO, double melon ball cutter with a red and white painted handle. This specimen is in Excellent condition with no cracks or chips to the vibrant red paint. This nice melon ball cutter has an overall length of 7 ½” with a handle length of 3 ½”. The large cup has a diameter of 1 1/8” and the small cup has a diameter of 7/8”. It is difficult to find these in a condition this pristine and this specimen would hold its own in any vintage utensil collection.

	Measuring Spoons - Tallscoops VU177 This beautiful set of colorful aluminum “Tallscoops” measuring spoons is in Very Good condition. They are pictured in "Spiffy Kitchen Collectibles" by Brian S. Alexander. This set of 4 colored aluminum measuring spoons come in the colors red, gold, blue and silver. The spoons are: 1 Tablespoon, 1 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon and 1/4 teaspoon. These show very little wear with only some light scratches from use and storage, mostly on the red. These are perfect for any kitchen and make a very attractive display!
	Strainer - With Red Wooden Handle VU176 This is a nice straining basket with a red painted turned handle - in Good condition. The condition of the paint is Excellent with no chips or cracks. The fine mesh screen is also in very good condition with a small amount of bright tin loss to the top bracket. With an overall length of 7 ½” and a basket diameter of 2 ½” this strainer would look great hanging on the wall of any kitchen with vintage furnishings.
	Knife Sharpener - Star Oil Company VU175 Here is a nice advertising premium knife sharpener for the Star Oil Company. This sharpener has a brown and caramel bakelite handle with the Star Oil Company logo and the script "Compliments of Star Oil Co. Champlin DeLuxe Heating Oil"

	Cup - Tin VU174 This is a very interesting, diminutive tin cup in Very Good condition. This little cup is shaped like a tankard and may have been a measure of some sort. The cup tapers from a base diameter of 2 1/2” to a top diameter of 1 7/8”. The handle also tapers from its top to its base and has rolled over edges and an average width of ½”. This little gem would make a great addition to any tinware collection.
	Spoon - Treenware VU173 A very attractive, hand carved treenware spoon in Very Good condition. This spoon has an overall length of 11 1/4" hand has a bowl width of 1 3/4". This nice specimen is free of any chips or cracks and is ready to add to your collection.
	SOLD This is the Smoothie Mixer and Measure in Very Good condition. These were commonly called gravy shakers in their day. The lid has a raised design on the top that says - SMOOTHIE, MIXER AND MEASURE, ALUMINUM. The cup is marked - 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1/3, 2/3, and one cup. The lid has ridged levels, the top level is marked one tablespoon. A very nice and usable kitchen collectible.
	Fork - Flesh Fork with red painted handle VU171 What a great find!! This flesh fork is in Excellent condition with no rust and has a red painted wooden handle with no chips or cracks. This fork is a useful now as the day it was made. This would make a great wall hanger and a nice addition to any utensil collection.

Tape Measure - Ward Baking Company
ADV04
This is a rare, celluloid tape measure by the Ward Baking Company - Excellent condition. The measure still works too - just pull out the tape and then pinch the tape measure retract the tape. The Ward Baking Company was the predecessor to Wonder Bread and Hostess Twinkies. The company was also a leader in developing modern baking processes. The Front of the tape measure has the Ward Logo stating “Ward Baking Co. ~ Ward’s Fine Cakes ~ Their Quality Made Them Famous - Made The Clean Ward Way” The back of the measure states “Ward’s Tip Top Bread ~ You Can Sell Your Trade No Better ~ Your Trade Can Buy No Better”. This would make a great addition to any collection of vintage advertising items or for fans of Wonder Bread or Twinkies.

Slicer - Miracle Tomato Slicer
VU169
Here is a Ekco Miracle Tomato Slicer in Excellent condition. This specimen still has all of it’s vibrant red paint on the handle and all of the metal is clean and bright. This nice slicer still has the original cover for the cutting surface including period graphics and the text “Slices thin ~ Slices even ~ Slices quick ~ Slices easy. A practical and fun kitchen collectible in its original packaging.

Kitchen Timer - Mirro
VU168
Mirro kitchen timer made by the "Robert Shaw Controls Company, Lux Time Division, Lebanon, Tenn. This nice copper colored timer still works perfectly and has that nice old timey ticking sound along with a robust "ding" when the alarm goes off. The timers condition is excellent with the exception of a little grease buildup on the back.

	SOLD This is a vintage tin flour sifter made in the USA in the 1940s called Sift-Chine with most of the green paint still intact. This triple screen, squeeze handle Sift-Chine flour sifter made by Foley, USA was featured in Good Housekeeping magazine in 1940. The Sift-Chine flour sifter measures 5 3/4 inches high by 8 inches long by 5 in diameter and still works well with the patented one hand squeeze to sift handle. A great piece of vintage kitchenalia.
	Egg Poacher VU166 This is a four legged egg poacher in Very Good + condition. This style poacher is still a very useful utensil - simply use the poacher to contain the egg while it boils. The basket is even shaped like an egg. A fun little collectible.
	Tidy Spoon Rest VU165 A "Tidy" Spoon Rest in Very Good condition. This one is great for any "retro" kitchen - made of aluminum with a copper coloration. This presents very well and has no scratches or dents. The Tidy Spoon Rest stands 1/2" high by 2 1/2" wide and 5" long.
	Slicer - Morris Metric VU164 The Morris Metric adjustable slicer in very good condition. This specimen still retains most of its bright tin finish and the sliding, adjustable cutting blade still slides freely and is very sharp. The cutting depth ranges from paper thin to 3/8 of an inch. The Morris Metric has an interesting design including the thumb tab at the top of the slicer. A very nice kitchen collectible. Ed McMahon was a pitch man for the Metric during the 1940s.

String Cutter - General Store
VU162
Here is a great little find - it’s an old general store string cutter. This cutter is the type that would have been mounted directly to a table or counter. As you can see, the cast iron cutter is still mounted to a piece of the old counter molding. The cutter is stamped with “PAT. JUNE 7, 1875”. These little cutters were often thrown away when the more elaborate string holder cutter combinations were introduced. This would be a great addition to any collection of general store antiques.

Can Opener - Edlund Jr.
VU160
The Edlund Junior Number 5 can opener. This opener is in Very Good condition and the green paint is in Excellent condition. The opener still functions like new too. The script on the head of the can opener reads “Edlund Junior No. 5 - Edlund Co. Burlington, VT - PAT APR 21 - MAY 12, 25 - JUNE 18, 29 - Other Pats Pending - Made In U.S.A.

	Chopping Knife - Foley VU163 This is the Foley Chopping Knife with three blades and an attractive red painted T grip. The chopper works by plunging the spring loaded inner blade up and down like a pogo stick. This chopper has a patent # of 2,113, 085 and was patented by Melvin Higgs, April 5, 1938.
	Hot Pads HP01 A set of four vintage hot pads in vibrant colors. All four pads are in Very Good condition with no burns or scorch marks. The pads average 5 inches square.
	Dutch Oven - 10 inch DO02 This is a 10” Dutch oven in Excellent condition. This 10” Dutch oven was manufactured for Sears & Roebuck by the Griswold Company The oven is free of any cracks or chips and has the beautiful black seasoning typical of old cast iron. The overall height of the oven is 7 inches with an oven depth of 4 ¾ inches and a diameter 9 ½ inches. This is truly collectible for both Sears & Roebuck and Griswold collectors.
	SOLD Here is an early coffee grinder or side mill, the "Increase Wilson's Best Quality" - New London, CT. Increase Wilson was awarded the patent for this coffee grinder in 1818 and manufactured them in several sizes for around 50 years. This specimen, a #6, was one of the larger sizes. The cranking mechanism turns freely - there is an easy to replace hexagonal nut on the crank instead of the period accurate four sided nut and a crack to the wood that would be easy to repair. There still remains hints of a pleasing blue paint on both the wood and the handle. This is a very collectible coffee mill worthy of a spot in any collection or on the side of a competition chuck wagon.

Dutch Oven- Antique - 14"
DO01
This is a wonderful example of a circa 1860s Dutch oven in a 14” size. This specimen is endowed with prominent gate marks and the wonderful patina common to antique cast iron. The lid is stamped with “14 IN” and the bottom is stamped “TA 14IN”. The legs provide bottom clearance of 2 1/8”. With it’s 6” depth, this oven has the capacity for the volume cooking common to a 1800’s cattle drive and will hold its own in any period camp setting. This specimen is free of any cracks or chips and is ready to be put back to work. It is difficult to find larger Dutch ovens such as this in a condition this fine and this oven would make a great addition to any collection.

Ice Pick - Sanitary Ice
ADV03
Here is a nice ice pick in good condition advertising the Sanitary Ice Company. The imprint says "Sanitary Ice It's Safe". This pick has a length of 8" and a handle diameter of 1 1/2".

Arbuckles Coffee Crate
ARB01

This is an Arbuckles Coffee shipping crate in very good condition. This is one of the crates you were likely to find in a chuck wagon. Arbuckles coffee was shipped 100 pounds at a time in these crates. More often than not the crates were burned or put to some other use after they were emptied so they are difficult to find. This specimen is one of the more attractive crates because it includes the angel graphic Arbuckles used as a logo. If you are serious about an accurate representation of a chuck wagon camp an Arbuckles coffee crate is a vital necessity. This crate measures 29 ½” wide by 19 ½” deep by 15 ½” high.

Copper Coffee Boiler - 3 Gallon Capacity

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This is a very large, 3 gallon capacity tin lined, copper coffee boiler in excellent condition. It has the nice heavy duty tipping handle the chuck wagon folks need. This is a very clean, museum quality specimen that would really stand out in any chuck wagon or period camp situation. It is not often you find these coffee boilers in a size this large in such great condition - the copper still retains a beautiful patina with some carbon build up on the bottom of the boiler. If you look closely at the spout you will see the 3 gallon mark stamped in to metal. The close up of the chain attached lid is stamped with the makers mark “Glad & Sons - USA - Phila. PA”. The pot stands 15 inches high to the top of the lid and has a bottom diameter of 11 1/4 inches and a top diameter of 5 1/2 inches. This is the perfect camp pot and a true show piece - the workmanship is top notch. Don’t miss out on an opportunity to own a rare coffee boiler.

	SOLD The "Juistractor" is one of the handy little kitchen tools from the first part of the 1900's. Simply insert and twist the Juistractor into an orange, grapefruit, etc. and it creates a spout for the juice that is squeezed from the fruit. A very neat little kitchen collectible.
	SOLD A jar lifter for single hand use. Simply place your thumb in the loop on the top of the lifter and then pull up on the wooden grip to grasp the fruit jar. A nice kitchen collectible.

Copper Kettle
VU158
This is a wonderful, primitive little copper kettle in very good condition. This little gem stands 3” high and has a diameter of 5 ¼”, just the right size for melting butter or creating sweet sauces. Being hand made, this little kettle has some interesting points - note how the bail tabs are individually cut from sheet copper and are attached with hand made rivets. The bail wire is nicely hammered to a fine point at each end folded back onto itself thru the tabs. This little copper kettle would make an outstanding addition to any primitive kitchen ware collection.

Funnel - Tin
VU157
Here is a nice primitive tin funnel in Very Good condition. This is a large sized funnel made of heavy tin and has a nicely rolled over edge. A nice addition to any tin collection and a specimen that presents well.

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This is a great little kitchen tool for the cutting of doughnuts. Simply roll or press out your doughnut dough into a large sheet and then roll the cutter thru the dough. The cutter will form perfect 3" doughnuts -- holes to. This cutter has a handle length of 4 1/4" and a cutter width of 3".

	SOLD This is a very attractive nut cracker in Near Mint condition. This nut shaped cracker is quite nice to use, simply insert a nut into the body and then spin the handle until the shell is cracked. Constructed of nickel coated iron, this cracker would make an eye catching addition to any collection.
	Tin Pitcher VU154 Here is an attractive pitcher in darkened tin. This pitcher is nicely constructed with rolled over edges and a comfortable handle. This pitchers capacity is one quart.

	Steam Cooker - Mrs. Kinneys VU153 Here is a very scarce Mrs. Kinneys Steam Cooker. The patent number for this specimen is 533,818 with the patent belonging to S.W. & C.A. Kinney of St. Louis, Missouri. This steamer stands 16 1/4" high and has a diameter of 9 1/2". It is constructed like a tall cylinder with bracket and hook assemblies to hold two shelves. Water would be boiled in the bottom of the steamer and circulated throughout to cook the food. Due to the nature of the cooking process it is difficult to find these in a condition this good. The only rusted area is at the top of the cooker near the hinge - the rest of the cooker is very clean. This would make a great addition to any vintage kitchen collection and is quite a conversation piece.
	SOLD The "Junior" flour sifter in Very Good condition. This is a nice, single hand mechanical flour sifter with "JUNIOR" Guaranteed Satisfactory - Made In U.S.A." embossed on the front of the sifter. The red painted handle show only the slightest wear and the sifter still retains much of it's bright tin finish.
	Flour Sifter - Bromwell's Bee VU151 The Bromwell's Bee flour sifter in Very Good condition. This is a nice, early sifter with "Bromwell's BEE PAT No. 1,753,995" embossed on the front of the sifter. The handle has nice rolled edges and the crank knob still retains most of it's green paint.
	SOLD The Bromwell's Measuring flour sifter in Very Good + condition. This is a nice, early sifter with "Bromwell's Measuring Sifter Guaranteed" embossed on the front of the sifter along with marks for up to 5 cups of flour. The handle has nice rolled edges and the crank knob still retains most of it's red paint.

	SOLD The Bromwell Extra Heavy XXX flour sifter in Very Good + condition. This is an attractive sifter with a green painted handle and crank knob. This specimen still retains a large percentage of it's bright tin finish and is constructed of a heavier guage tin than usual.
	Boiler - Water Kettle - J. M'Connell VU148 Here is a very attractive, primitive water boiler in Very Good + condition and made by J. M’Connell. The lid has an embossed patent date of May 23, 1876 - Cleveland, Ohio. Included with the kettle is a spout strainer with the patent date of 1896. This kettle is very interesting in it’s construction because of the inner shelf that is built into the kettle. The handle for the lid is a comfortable 1 1/8” in width and is nicely finished with a rolled over edge - the lid does have an area of rust thru to the lip but this area is not visible when the lid is in place and it has no effect on the function of the kettle. The kettle also features a nice copper bottom. There is one dent to the base as pictured and the kettle does have 2 pin hole sized holes near the base seem which could easily be repaired. This scarce kettle would be the perfect addition to any primitive kitchen utensil collection and would work perfectly in any historical re-enactment situation pertaining to the late 1800’s.
	Strainer - Soup VU147 A very nice soup strainer in Very Good condition. This strainer presents very well with a darkened tin patina and is still solid in every way. All edges are rolled over and the strainer has a handle length of 4 1/4". The handle still has the hanging loop intact. A nice addition to any kitchen utensil collection.
	SOLD Here is a nice Bromwell's crank flour sifter in Very Good + condition. This is an attractive piece because of the fact it has been tole painted - something that was not coomon to flour sifters. This sifter would make a great display piece for any kitchen.

	SOLD A nice wooden spoon with a turned handle, attractive patina and satin like finish. This spoon is in Very Good condition and has a total length of 13 ¾”. The bowl width is 1 ¾”.
	Wooden Spoon VU134 A nice wooden spoon with an attractive patina and satin like finish. This spoon is in Good condition and has a total length of 12 ¾”. The bowl width is 1 7/8”. This is an attractive primitive specimen with typical signs of use.
	Wooden Spoon VU135 A nice wooden spoon with an attractive patina and satin like finish. This spoon is in Good condition and has a total length of 15”. The bowl width is 2 1/8” and a depth of 1". This is an attractive primitive specimen with typical signs of use.

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A very nice vintage spatula with an attractive cut out in its blade and a green painted handle. This is a very clean specimen in Very Good + condition with no rust or cracking to the handle - and the green paint is worn just to the point that the beautiful wood grain shows thru. The blade has a width of 2 1/2" and a depth of 6". The turned wooden handle has a length of 4".

Flop Griddle - Stuart Peterson & Company

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Here is a very difficult to find kitchen collectible a Stuart Peterson & Co. flop griddle in Excellent Condition. The Stuart Peterson Company was one of the largest stove and hollow ware manufacturers during the mid to late 1800’s. This is one of the more interesting kitchen items that the company produced and you never see these being used any more. When placed on the top of a wood or coal burning range the entire griddle would be heated. Batter would be poured in the 3 circular pans in the lid and allowed to cook half way - at that point the lid would flipped and the bottoms of the cakes would be cooked and more batter could be poured into the top. This specimen is free of any cracks or chips and has a very attractive old cast iron patina. The griddle is 17 1/8” wide and 10 ½” deep. Each of the cake molds has a diameter of 4 ½” and the griddle stands 1 ¾” in height. This specimen would be a fabulous addition to any cast iron or kitchen utensil collection.

	SOLD A nickel coated Dover egg beater and it spins like a dream. Dover egg beaters were so popular at one time that recipe books used to refer to "dovering" eggs. This specimen has a large comfortable grip that is stamped "Genuine Dover" on the front and "Dover Stamping Company" on the back. This specimen has a nice wooden knob on the geared wheel that is free of any chips or cracks. Very Good + condition. The overall length is 11 1/2" with a wheel diameter of 3 1/2".
	SOLD A nickel coated Dover egg beater. Dover egg beaters were so popular at one time that recipe books used to refer to "dovering" eggs. This specimen has a comfortable grip and is stamped "Dover Egg Beater Co." on the back of the handle. This specimen has a nice wooden knob on the geared wheel that is free of any chips or cracks. Very Good condition. The overall length is 11" with a wheel diameter of 3 1/2".
	SOLD An early Dover egg beater in Very Good + condition. Crank wheel is stamped "T&S Dover Beater". Very pleasing patina with no rust and it spins freely. The overall length is 10" with a wheel diameter of 2 3/4". The first egg beaters appeared in the 1850's and since that time more than 1000 patents have been awarded for different designs. Dover egg beaters were so popular that at one point the generic term "dovering eggs" was used to describe the egg beating process in recipes. Dover egg beaters remain very collectable today.
	SOLD Very early specimen in very good condition. Crank wheel is stamped "Dover Egg Beater Pat. Made In Boston U.S.A" The number 4 is stamped under wooden knob. The number 11 is stamped under handle. The overall length is 9 1/2" with a wheel diameter of 2 1/2". The first egg beaters appeared in the 1850's and since that time more than 1000 patents have been awarded for different designs. Dover egg beaters were so popular that at one point the generic term "dovering eggs" was used to describe the egg beating process in recipes. Dover egg beaters remain very collectable today.

Wooden Spoon
VU131
A very nice wooden spoon with great patina and an interesting grain pattern. This spoon is in Very Good + condition with no chips or cracks. The overall length of this spoon is 9 1/4" with a handle length of 6".

Treenware Masher
VU129
Here is a beautiful, hand carved wooden masher. This fascinating specimen has a patina that only old treenware can garner. The handle end of the masher has an almost satin like feel to the hand. The wood has a very attractive rippled grain pattern around the circumference of the masher that resembles a wave pattern and there is a little ring of knots at the base of the handle. What a conversation piece!! There is an age crack on one side of this piece that adds real character. The overall length of this specimen is 14” with a diameter of 3 ¾” at the base tapering to 1” at the tip. This is a truly collectible piece and it would make a great accent piece for any room.

	SOLD An interesting scoop in darkened tin. This little scoop has character galore and a very interesting design. Close inspection shows it is made of one piece of tin and cleverly folded and soldered to make the scoop. This is truly a one of a kind item. The scoop has a total length of 5” with a width of 4”. The loop handle has a width of 1 ½”. This little scoop would make a great addition to any collection.
	Slicer - Covell's VU127 The Covell’s cheese slicer if very good condition. This handy little gadget has adjustable cutting capability - simply slide the logo plate forward or backward to adjust the cutting depth. The over all length of this slicer is 6 ½” with a handle length of 3 ½”. The width of the cutter is 2 ¼”. A neat little gadget for any kitchen.
	SOLD Here is a very handy kitchen gadget - The Feemster Slicer. You simply slide the blade further up or down the frame to get the exact thickness you require for the particular food you're slicing. The slicer can be placed on any flat surface, a cutting board or a counter, for instance. You can use this to cut kernels off an ear of corn, to make french fries, slice apples for pie and more. Simple design ingenuity at its best and most frugal.

	SOLD VU125 A tin scoop in Very Good + condition. This is a very nice little general store type candy scoop that still retains a large percentage of its bright tin finish. It is nicely designed with a flat platform on the bottom of the scoop that allows it sit flat on a table or counter. The scoop has an overall length of 6 ½” and a handle length of 2 ¼”. These scoops work very well in a flour or sugar crock and are quite collectible.
	Sharpening Steel - Antler Handle VU124 A very attractive knife sharpening steel with an antler handle and sterling silver trim. This steel is in Very Good + condition with no chips or cracks. The overall length is 13 ¼” with a handle length of 5”.
	Juicer - Ideal #2 VU123 A very nice Ideal #2 juicer manufactured by Stover Manufacturing of Freeport, IL. At one time the Stover Manufacturing Company was a supplier to Sears, Roebuck & Company. This juicer is made of nickel coated cast iron and is in Very Good + condition. The overall length of the juicer is 8 ¼” with a handle length of 5”.
	Juicer or Reamer - The Kwicky Juicer VU122 Here is a nice example of a Kwicky Juicer manufactured by the Quam Nichols company of Chicago, IL. This circa 1920’s juicer/reamer was quite inventive in the way that you held the fruit in one position and then used the handle to turn the juicer. There is a little turn table built into the bottom that allows the juicer to spin freely. The overall length of the juicer including the handle is 9 1/2" with a handle length of 4 1/4". A fun kitchen collectible and a great conversation piece.

Vegetable Slicer
VU121
This slicer is a very early, pre patent version of the Home Vegetable Slicer made by the Specialty Company of Catawissa, PA and was part of a de-acquisition of the Atwater Kent Museum in Philadelphia, PA. This is truly a wonderful specimen with a dark cherry colored patina and no cracks or chips. The slicer has 10 cutting blades that are still very sharp and have all of the teeth still intact. Especially interesting is the sliding cover on the slicer - some one in years past has sketched in a wreath pattern on its back and written in the name “Maggie”. Both the slicer and the pusher have the words “Pat. Apld. For” stamped onto them. This is a museum quality slicer that would hold its own in any antique kitchen utensil collection and it displays very well.

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This cast iron cherry pitter is based on the original patent of H. Buckwalter of Kimberton, PA, 11/17/1863, as improved by William Weaver, Phoenixville, PA 5/15/1866. This specimen was manufactured by the Scott Manufacturing Company and the above patent dates are embossed around the perimeter (front) of the pitter. This type of pitter is very attractive with its cabriole legs embossed with a leaf design that design repeats itself on both sides of the hopper on the top of the pitter. This wonderful little pitter is in Very Good + condition with no rust or cracks. One of the thumb tabs on a wing nut that secures the hopper to the top of the pitter is missing but this would be very simple to replace with another vintage wing nut. With a height of 7” and a length of 10 7/8” this early cherry pitter would make a beautiful accent piece in any room and would make a great addition to any kitchen utensil collection.

Vegetable Slicer - The "Home Vegetable Slicer"

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The “Home Vegetable Slicer” from the Specialty Manufacturing Company of Catawissa, PA. This specimen is in Very Good + condition and still retains most of its original paper label stating the instructions and reading in part: “The Home Vegetable Slicer,” Pat. Feb 22, 1898. “Shove the sliding box with the palm of the hand. Hold potatoes and similar vegetables against the back of the box and press down on them with the fingers until making the last slice. For cabbage. Cut the head into angular pieces taking care that a piece of the heart is attached to each piece to hold the leaves together. Press on the piece of heart with the fingers and slice in to it.” This slicer has six slicing blades and the sliding box moves freely. The wood has a very pleasing patina and a smooth hand. The slicer has a length of 17 ½” and a width of 4 ¼”.

	Revolving Grater - Houchin VU118 Here is a heavy duty, revolving grater, #712C, made by the Houchin Manufacturing Company. This specimen is a large, heavy duty model. This shelf mount, Houchin vegetable grater is in Very Good ++ condition. This wonderful specimen has a gorgeous wooden grip on the elegantly turned handle. The embossed, revolving grating drum states "HOUCHIN MFG CO‘ NY. - PAT JAN 11 '70 - APL 9 '72" and the manufacture date of “May 29, 77.” The drum is 6 1/4" diameter. This revolving grater was patented by Thomas W. Houchin, of Morrisania, N.Y.. Patent No. 126,144. According to the patent information, this "Vegetable-Grater" is complete and is described as a "cutting-surface" and as a "grating-surface" and represented for the purposes stated. {As a cutting-surface, formed of perforations, each having two lateral triangular cutters or teeth with an open throat in front. As a grating-surface, used as described.} This grater makes a great accent piece and is certain to be a great addition to any kitchen utensil collection.
	Slicer - Primitive VU117 Here is a beautiful example of a handmade, primitive slicer and it has character galore. Everything about this specimen exemplifies care and craftsmanship, including the interesting grain pattern in the oak board used for its construction. Note how each of the cutting teeth on the back of the slicer are individually inset into the wood. Note the workmanship on the wooden wedge that holds the slicing blade in place. The cut outs for the handle and round hanging hole still show the swirls created by an old auger type bit and there is still evidence of the crossed kerf marks left by a hand saw. Other details include gently beveled sides and the initials LzB on the face of the slicer. This is a museum quality specimen that will hold its own in any antique kitchen utensil collection and it would make an excellent accent piece in any room.
	SOLD The Morris Metric adjustable slicer in very good condition. This specimen still retains most of its bright tin finish and the sliding, adjustable cutting blade still slides freely and is very sharp. The cutting depth ranges from paper thin to 3/8 of an inch. The Morris Metric has an interesting design including the thumb tab at the top of the slicer. A very nice kitchen collectible.
	SOLD VU115 A large antique tin scoop in Very Good condition. This specimen has an over all length of 9 1/2" and a handle length of 3". The scoop bowl still retains most of it's bright tin finish and has a width of 4 1/2". This nice scoop is free of any dents, dings or rust and would look perfect sitting on top of a flour crock or bin.

Food Grinder - Landers, Frary & Clark - Universal

Meat Grinder - Landers, Frary & Clark - Universal
VU114
A fine example of a Landers, Frary & Clark food grinder in Very Good + condition. This specimen still retains much of it's nickel finish. Please note the handle - L, F & C seemed determined to set a record for embossed printing on a kitchen utensil. You will notice every patent date that applies every where in the world. Quite a conversation and accent piece.

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A mechanical cake turner in Very Good + condition. This is one of those fascinating kitchen utensils that shows a lot of inventiveness. This works like a normal spatula or turner but the flipping action is achieved by squeezing the wire handle. This causes the business end of the turner to flip 45 degrees and flip your pancakes. The hinge assembly on this specimen is in like new condition - these are often worn out and sloppy. A great kitchen collectible and a fun conversation piece.

	Meat Saw VU102 A vintage meat saw in Very Good + condition. Although there is not much call for these any more in the home kitchen, a meat saw is a required item for a restored chuck wagon. Saws like this also make great accent pieces for any period kitchen. This specimen has wonderful rust free patina and a sculpted wooden handle that is free of any chips or splitting. A must have for any vintage kitchen.
	Tongs VU99 Kitchen tongs in an extra large size and made of tinned steel. This specimen still retains much of its bright tin finish. These tongs are in Very Good + condition and measure in at 15" in length. Tongs of this size are great for lifting an entire roast or chicken. The hoops on the handle measure 4" to allow using one hand per side when lifting heavier items. These tongs would be at home in any serious cooks kitchen.

	SOLD A vintage bread dough raising or proofing pan in Very Good + condition. These are very difficult to find this pristine. The interior of this dough raising pan near mint and the exterior retains nearly all of its bright tin finish. There are no dings or dents and only a small amount of cleanable, spotty rust along the rim on the foot of the pan. This pan would hold its own in any vintage kitchen utensil collection.
	SOLD A lemon or lime wedge squeezer designed by Adolf Wagner, Mussbach, Germany. The initial U.S. patent was issued April 14th, 1936. It is designed like a little hand held song bird and by lifting the tail a wedge of lemon or lime can be inserted into the body. When the tail is squeezed together juice will pour out of the little birds beak. This specimen is in Near Mint condition.
	Wire Whisk VU104 A vintage wire whisk in Very Good + condition. This is a hard to find example with tight wire binding on both the interior and exterior wires. The overall length of this whisk is 10 3/4" with a handle length of 3 1/2".
	Lemon Squeezer VU105 An interesting example of a lemon/lime squeezer in Very Good + condition. This squeezer functions like a pliers - simply place the fruit in the device and squeeze the spring loaded handles. The overall length of this specimen is 6 1/2" with a handle length of 3".

	SOLD A "Tidy" Spoon Rest in Very Good condition. This one is great for any "retro" kitchen - made of aluminum with a copper coloration. This presents very well and has no scratches or dents. The Tidy Spoon Rest stands 1/2" high by 2 1/2" wide and 5" long.
	SOLD A advertising premium combination jar and can opener from the Brittingham Furniture Company in Hampton, VA. This specimen is in very good shape with the exception of some light rust or discoloration on the teeth of the opener.
	Flour Sifter VU109 A very clean tin flour sifter in Very Good condition. This specimen is a two cup sifter with embossed sides. One side displays embossed one cup increments and the words "Pat. Applied For". This specimen still retains a nice bright tin finish. A great addition to any sifter collection or to use every day.
	SOLD A very clean darkened tin flour sifter in Good condition. This specimen is a two cup sifter with embossed sides. One side displays one cup increments and the words "Pat. Applied For". This specimen still retains quite a bit of its bright tin finish. A great addition to any sifter collection or to use every day.

	SOLD A primitive tin strainer or skimmer in Very Good + condition. This specimen still retains much of its bright tin finish and is free of any dents, dings, or rust. With its hand forged handle riveted to the skimmer and attention to detail like rolled over edges it presents very well. The length of this skimmer is 13 1/2" with a diameter on the skimmer bowl of 4 1/2". A very collectible piece of kitchenalia.
	Wire Ware Basket VU97 A nice tinned wire ware basket in good condition. This is a basket that could be used as a fryer. This would make a great catchall in a kitchen or in any other room. This has a very interesting weave - almost like a spider web. The handle length on this basket is 5" with basket diameter of 5" and a depth of 2 3/4".
	SOLD A very interesting tea strainer made of woven brass. The business end of this strainer is constructed in a manner that resembles a miniature brass basket woven with 32 courses of fine brass wire. The little basket has a diameter of 2" and is attached to a wire handle with a length of 3 1/8". This is a fascinating little specimen and a great conversation piece.

	Rolling Pin - Turned Handles RP09 A hard maple rolling pin with turned handles. This rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no cracks or dings. The turned handles are free of any cracks or chips. The overall length of this rolling pin is 18” with a handle length of 3”.
	Rolling Pin - Turned Handles RP06 A hard maple rolling pin with ornate turned handles. This rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no cracks or dings. The turned handles are free of any cracks or chips. The overall length of this rolling pin is 17 1/2” with a handle length of 3 1/4”.
	Rolling Pin - Turned 1 Piece RP07 A primitive hard maple rolling pin with turned handles. This rolling pin is in good condition and has no cracks limited dings. There is one spot on the rim of the pin where a piece of knot wood is missing but this seems to add character to the specimen. The turned handles are also in good condition. The overall length of this rolling pin is 13” with a handle length of 2 3/4”.
	Rolling Pin - Turned Handles RP08 A hard maple rolling pin with turned handles that are fixed to the pin. This rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no cracks or dings. The turned handles are free of any cracks or chips. The overall length of this rolling pin is 16” with a handle length of 2 3/4”.

	SOLD A hard maple rolling pin with black painted, turned handles. This rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no cracks or dings. The black handles are free of any chipped paint or cracks. The overall length of this rolling pin is 17” with a handle length of 3 ¼”.
	Rolling Pin - Green Handles RP02 A hard maple rolling pin with green painted, turned handles. This rolling pin is in very good condition and has no cracks or dings. The green handles are free of any cracks with minimal chipping to the paint. The overall length of this rolling pin is 16” with a handle length of 3”.
	Rolling Pin - Turned Handles RP03 A hard maple rolling pin with ornate turned handles. This rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no cracks or dings. The turned handles are free of any cracks or chips. The overall length of this rolling pin is 17 1/4” with a handle length of 4”.

	Rolling Pin - Child's RP04 A hard maple, one piece, child's rolling pin with turned handles. This little rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no cracks or dings. The turned handles are also free of any cracks or chips. The overall length of this little rolling pin is 7 1/2” and the tiny handles have a length of 1 1/2”. A true kitchen collectible.
	Rolling Pin - Turned 1 Piece RP05 A hard Cherry, one piece, turned rolling pin. This rolling pin is in very good + condition and has no chips or dings. The turned handles are also free of any cracks or chips. The overall length of this rolling pin is 11 1/2” and the turned handles have a length of 2”. A true kitchen collectible.
	Coffee Carafe Carafe01 Here is an attractive coffee carafe complete with its votive candle holder. This carafe sports attractive cabriole legs and an interesting Greek Key and vine pattern around the top band. This specimen is in very good + condition with no chips to the carafe or dents to the metal base. An interesting collectible.
	SOLD KS12 A basic but attractive carving set including a flesh fork, carving knife and steel. The handles appear to be faux antler but the pieces have a good heft to them. The flesh fork has a length of 10 1/2", the knife has a length of 13" and the steel has a length of 12 1/4".

	SOLD A nice flip griddle in very good condition. This little gem has three flip compartments all with sound hinges. This specimen has a very pleasing old wood stove patina, presents very well, and would make a great addition to your kitchen collection. A hard to find item.
	Butcher Knife KS08 An attractive vintage butcher knife in very good + condition. This knife has a blade length of 7 3/4" with a cutting depth of 1". The beautifully grained handle has a length of 4 1/4" with a depth of 3/4' and a width of 5/8". The scales are good and secure and display well with the large brass rivets.
	SOLD A beautiful example of an early chopping knife in very good + condition. This specimen has a very attractive turned handle with a single tang ending in a diamond rivet plate. With its pleasing patina, this chopper displays very well including the few wood worm holes. The blade on this chopper has a width of 6 1/4" with a depth of 3 1/2".

	SOLD VU100 A nice, clean example of the Landers, Frary & Clark, Universal Bread Maker #4. This specimen is complete with the all too often missing table clamp and is ready to put to use. This darkened tin beauty is in very good condition and measures 9 ½” high with a top diameter of 12”. The directions for the use of this bread maker are stamped on the top lid - “Put in all liquids first - then flour - turn 3 minutes - raise in pail - after raising turn until dough forms a ball - take off cross piece - lift out dough with kneader.” Advertisements from the period state “The process of kneading with this machine is thoroughly scientific and sanitary. It makes no difference what kind of bread flour is used. Results are always the same - better bread. Directly opposite to hand kneading is the work of the Universal. In hand kneading the particles of flour are necessarily pressed together, and the liquid does not thoroughly moisten each particle of the starch granules, while with the bread maker these particles are lightly held apart until thoroughly wetted and kneaded. The Universal Bread Maker was awarded a gold medal at the St. Louis Exposition in 1904.
	SOLD VU40 A rare bent wire jar lifter. The unique design of this specimen allows for single hand use - simply pull up on the first cross wire to open the grasping assembly on the bottom of the lifter and then apply minimal downward pressure to keep the lifter in place. This makes a great wall hanger and is sure to be a conversation piece.
	SOLD The Presto Butter Cutter in very good condition. This is used to slice a stick of butter into equal sized pats. A handy addition to any collection.
	Antique Chopping Knife - Zenith Chopper10 A nice Zenith chopping knife with double tangs and a blade with a mild crescent shape. A good clean specimen with a keen cutting edge and distinct logo and with a nice pewter like patina.

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A shelf mount, Houchin, vegetable grater in museum quality condition. This wonderful specimen has 2 beautiful cast iron gears as well as a gorgeous wooden grip on the handle. The embossed, revolving grating drum states "HOUCHIN MFG CO. - PAT JAN 11 '70 - APL 30 '72". The drum is 3 1/4" diameter. This revolving grater was patented by Thomas W. Houchin, Morrisania, N.Y.. Patent No. 126,144. According to the patent information, this "Vegetable-Grater" is complete and is described as a "cutting-surface" and as a "grating-surface" and represented for the purposes stated. {As a cutting-surface, formed of perforations, each having two lateral triangular cutters or teeth with an open throat in front. As a grating-surface, used as described.} This grater makes a great accent piece and is certain to be a great addition to any kitchen utensil collection.

	SOLD The "Turntable 78" made by the Reading Hardware Company of Reading, PA. This peeler has a patent date of 1878. The gears are protected by an ornate, decorated cover. The mechanism is canted at an angle to improve visibility and insure that the parings fall into a receptacle.
	SOLD GBN, Guarder Bing Nuremberg, was founded in Nurnberg by the brothers Ignaz and Adolf Bing in 1863. Initially the company made kitchen utensils and progressed to metal and tin toys in the late 1800s. This revolving or mechanical food grater is in very good condition with original paint and bright tin. It works as good as new and would make a wonderful accent piece in any room.
	Bread Raiser BR01 A bread dough raiser in a larger size - probably of the restaurant or bakery variety. This specimen is in very good condition with no dents or dings and still retains a very nice finish. The interior is rust free with the exception of a small amount on the very bottom of the bowl.
	SOLD A nice tinned wire ware basket in very good condition. This would make a great little catchall in a kitchen or in any other room. This has a very interesting weave - almost like a spider web.

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A nice tinned wire ware basket in good condition. This is a larger basket that could be used as a fryer - note the bracket on the bottom of this specimen. This would make a great catchall in a kitchen or in any other room. This has a very interesting weave - almost like a spider web. The handle length on this basket is 6 3/4".

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A nice tinned wire ware basket in good condition. This is a larger basket that could be used as vegetable or fruit colander. This would make a great catchall in a kitchen or in any other room. This specimen has a checkered weave. A simple but attractive basket.

	SOLD A nice example of a circa 1860 chopper with a turned handle and anchor shaped cutting blade. This specimen has an attractive pewter like patina and displays very well.
	SOLD An early chopping knife with a carved handle and crescent shaped blade. This specimen has a nice, dark walnut, coloration and a very smooth finish. A great addition to any collection.
	Antique Chopping Knife Chopper04 An excellent example of an early, circa 1870, chopping knife with a stylistic black painted wood and brass handle. Each of the two long tangs ascend into the brass end caps. The crescent shaped blade on this knife still has a keen edge and the dark brown patina so common to old steel. A true collectors piece.
	Antique Chopping Knife Chopper05 An antique chopping knife with hollow cast iron handle. This handle is a little wider than most and fits comfortably in the hand. Good and solid in it's construction, this specimen still has years of usefulness and great collectors value.

	Antique Chopping Knife Chopper06 A very nice example of a circa 1850 chopping knife, probably of English origin. This specimen is interesting with it's double tang construction. Each of the tangs are broader in their center and each has a cut out in it's middle. The blade has two circular notches in it's top. A great addition to any collection.
	SOLD A nice wooden handled chopping knife with a thick steel blade. This specimen has a wide cut out for the handle and is very comfortable to the hand. This chopping knife displays very well and is as functional as new.
	SOLD A nice wooden handled chopping knife with a thick steel blade. This specimen has a wide cut out for the handle and is very comfortable to the hand. This chopping knife displays very well and is as functional as new.
	Antique Chopper Chopper09 A double bladed chopping knife with a wishbone shaped tang. Circa 1890.

	Wire Cream Whisk VU30 A nice cream whisk made of heavy gauge wire and with a wire bound handle. It even has a hoop for wall display. This whisk has an overall length of 13" with a handle length of 3 1/2". A nice addition to any kitchen.
	SOLD A spring egg whip with a turned wood, red painted handle in very good condition. The red paint on this whip is still vibrant in color and any chipping is very limited. It is difficult to find these in a condition this good. The overall length of this whip is 11 1/4" with a handle length of 6 1/4".
	Wire Egg Whip - Wooden Handle VU32 A wire egg whip with a turned wood handle in good condition. This one is ready for every day use in your kitchen - or even as a nice accent piece. The overall length of this whip is 11 1/2" with a handle length of 4".
	Wire Whip - Spring Steel VU27 A long handled wire whip made of spring steel. In very good condition. The overall length of this whip is 14" with the handle being 10 1/2" in length. A great addition to your kitchen arsenal.

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A turn of the century egg whip of tinned wire in the chicken wire pattern. The overall length of this whip is 11" with the handle having a length of 6 1/2". There is some light rust on the business end of this piece that could be removed with a little loving care. I nice utility item.

	Spring Wire Whip VU25 A nice spring wire whip in excellent condition. Interesting in it's design in that the metal frame is twisted and then folded back on itself to form the handle. It retains nearly all of it's bright tin finish. This whip has an overall length of 10" with a handle length of 6". The width of the oval shaped business end is 4 1/2" 3".
	Spring Wire Whip VU26 A nice spring wire whip in excellent condition. Interesting in it's design in that the whip is in the shape of an exaggerated heart. It retains nearly all of it's bright tin finish. This whip has an overall length of 11 1/2" with a handle length of 7 1/2". The dimensions of the heart shaped business end is 4" X 4".
	Wire Whip - "The Sensible" VU24 An early heavy wire whip "The Sensible" from the late 1800's. This specimen is in very good shape and retains a good percentage of it's bright tin finish. Heavy for it's size, you can tell these were built to stand the test of time. A great addition to any collection.
	Beater / Potato Masher Convertible VU23 A beater or whip that converts to a masher. The business end of this tool pivots from a flat "beating" position to an upright "mashing" position. A great addition to any kitchenalia collection.

Egg Beater - A & J Archimedean
VU22
An A&J Archimedean drill mixer or beater in very good condition. This mixer works by pushing down on the spring loaded handle which causes the beater blades to spin. The spring tension then pushes the handle back upward to repeat the process. Really quite effective. A great conversation piece a very useable.

	Pastry Blender - Androck VU72 An early six wire, Androck pastry blender with a turned handle. The comfortable handle still retains much of it's red paint. Advertisements and trade catalogs of the period always showed pictures of this pastry blender with seven wires rather than six. Patent date of January 12, 1929.
	Cruller or Potato Frying Basket VU73 A Cruller or Potato frying basket in very good condition. These were designed to be used with a deep frying pan for the cooking of Crullers. The pan and basket patent date was July 8, 1879. These baskets display beautifully and make a great catch all.
	Chopper VU71 A nice chopper in very good condition. This specimen has a pewter like patina and displays nicely. The round handle has a diameter of 3/4" and an overall length of 4". The sausage shaped chopping blade has a width of 5 7/8" and is attached to the handle with a wishbone shaped tang.
	SOLD Manufactured by Windsor Stephens & Company of Waltham, MA. The patent date for these was 12/18/1906. This is one of those small items that all too often were thrown away by accident, and as a consequence, are difficult to find. This specimen has a length of 2 1/4" and a width of 7/8".

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An eye catching small strainer in darkened tin. Free of any dents or dings, this strainer stands 2" tall and has a width of 3 3/4" with a 2 1/4" foot. The handle measures 3" long to the end of the hanging hoop. This would look wonderful hanging in any kitchen or for an accent piece in any room.

	SOLD A primitive dark tin scoop in very good condition. This specimen has no dents or dings and has nice solid solder work. The strap handle has a width of 3/4".
	Butter Paddle VU21 A nice wooden butter paddle with great patina. This specimen has colored over the years to a light cherry finish and is nice and smooth to the hand. Notice the nice grain configuration in the bowl. Free of any dings or cracks this would make a great wall hanger.
	SOLD An older set of Scotch Hands in very good condition. This set is noteworthy for the smaller rolling surfaces. Very attractive patinated maple with a smooth finish. A very nice set.
	Wooden Fork & Spoon - Schoeneberger's Bakery & Delicatessen ADV01 A great spoon and fork set advertising Schoeneberger's Bakery & Delicatessen. The script on each says "Schoeneberger's Bakery & Delicatessen - MO-nroe 6-4076 - 1640 W. Chicago Ave. - "Quality Is The Secret of Our Success". This set is in very good condition with no cracking or splits.

Apple Corer - Hayward
VU80
A hand held, T handle apple corer. There is an embossed letter H on each end of the handle. This style was patented by Melville Hayward on Jan 23, 1917.

Whisk - Large heavy steel
Whisk01
A beautiful heavy steel whisk in a restaurant size. This isn't one of the wimpy, floppy ones that you find so often these days. The wire loops are made of a heavy gauge steel. The handle is also wire wrapped and is a comfortable 4 1/4" in length. This specimen has a pleasing pewter like patina and displays very well. A great addition to any kitchen arsenal.

Tin Scoop
Scoop01
A very well made, clean primitive tin scoop. This specimen has an elongated bowl with a slight taper toward the end. All edges are folded over and all of the solder joints are sound. The strap has a width of 1/2" and a diameter of 3/4".

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This ice cream cornet has a seemless drawn steel bowl and a cast handle. The spinning blades on the inside of the cornet are made of brass. This is the size 12 cornet. A great addition to any collection.

	Antique Vegetable Cutter VU06 A vintage vegetable cutter with two blades of varied depth. This cutter is very good condition and displays nicely. The cutter has an overall length of 9 1/2" and a width of 3 1/8"
	SOLD An attractive vegetable cutter with a rippled cutting blade. This piece displays very well and works like new. The cutter has an overall length of 12" and a width of 4 1/2".

Fries Egg Beater/Batter Mixer
Fries01
A very nice specimen in excellent condition. This beater has a nice patina and has no dings, or dents. The paddle assembly turns freely and makes this item as usable today as it was 100 years ago. 8"H x 6"W x 4-1/2"D

	SOLD A very attractive bakelite and chromed steel cake comb knife. This knife resembles the Art Deco style and the handle has an almost emerald green coloration. A great addition to any collection.
	SOLD A very attractive bakelite and chromed steel cake comb knife. This knife resembles the Art Deco style and the handle has light Jade and gold swirl coloration. A great addition to any collection.
	SOLD A nice, vintage aluminum butter cutter or slicer in excellent condition. This specimen has 14 tight cutting wires to segment a stick of butter or margarine into equal sized pats. A nice collectible piece of kitchenalia.
	SOLD A Presto French Fry Cutter in very good condition. The wire cutters are divided into 30 squares to make a nice sized French fry. All of the wires on this specimen are still nice and tight and ready to be put to work.

	Thermometer - Taylor Roast Meat VU76 A true kitchen collectible - The Taylor Roast Meat Thermometer complete with its original, green painted wooden container. The thermometer measures temperatures from 100 to 200 degrees as well as the increments from rare to well done. The nearly complete label also has instructions for the proper cooking temperatures for different types of meat. This would make a great addition to any kitchen utensil collection.
	SOLD Bread knife with a carved wooden handle that says bread. The blade on this specimen also has the words Bread Knife etched on to the surface. The overall length of this knife is 12 3/4" with a blade length of 8". A very nice kitchen collectible.
	SOLD VU74 A nice vintage jar lifter with green painted wooden handles. This specimen is the YO - HO made in Monticello, IA.

Meat Fork - Bakelite Handle
VU84
A very nice stainless steel meat fork with a caramel colored bakelite handle. This fork is in very good condition and was made by Geneva Forge. This specimen has a length of 9 1/4". The comfortable handle has one very small chip at it's base.

Jar Opener
VU85
A nice vintage jar opener with green painted, turned handles. The paint condition is very good with no chips or splitting. This jar opener is for the narrow mouth canning jarsan has a width of the business end is 3" with a handle spread of 4".

	Garlic Press - Hostess Ware VU90 An aluminum - Hostess Ware Deluxe - garlic press in Very Good condition. A handy addition to any kitchen and it has that nice "retro" look.
	Dough Blender - Androck with Bakelite Handle VU87 An Androck dough blender with a pumpkin orange, ribbed, bakelite handle in Very Good condition. Patent #1735236 states "This invention relates to kitchen utensils generally but has particular reference to an improved design of dough blender for making pie crust. It assures a thorough blending of the shortening with the flour without working the same with the hands and the resulting crust has the flakiness desired".
	SOLD An Androck dough blender with an orange, turned wood handle in Very Good condition. Patent information states "This invention relates to kitchen utensils generally but has particular reference to an improved design of dough blender for making pie crust. It assures a thorough blending of the shortening with the flour without working the same with the hands and the resulting crust has the flakiness desired".

Apple Peeler / Corer
VU93
A nice EKCO apple peeler and corer combination in Very Good + condition. A clean specimen with an attractive wooden handle with black and cream colored highlights. There is a small amount of crazing to the varnish on the handle.

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Archimedean style "Household" egg beater. This is one of the interesting types of beaters that spins when you apply downward pressure to the handle. By moving the handle up and down you can gain a fairly aggressive beating action. A very fun kitchen collectible.

	SOLD A charming little one pound Codfish box from the Gorton Pew Fisheries Company. The top of the box states "1 lb. Net When Packed - THE WINNER - Georges Codfish - Packed By Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co. - Glouchester, Mass." This little box sports dovetailed corners, is free of any cracks and has a lid that slides easily. This is a great little display piece or a great trinket box.
	Sharpening Steel - F Dick KS03 An early F. Dick sharpening steel in very good + condition. This beautiful steel sports an ornate turned wooden handle with a hanging hoop. The overall length of this steel is 13 1/4" with the sharpener having a length of 8 1/2" with a width of 3/8" at its widest point. A great addition to any knife collection.
	SOLD A set of five Forgecraft knives in good condition. These are very attractive knives with well grained handles and Hi carbon steel blades. The scales on all of these knives are still very secure with no chips or cracks. The blade lengths as illustrated from top to bottom are as follows. Knife 1 - 8” with a depth of 1”, knife 2 - 7” with a depth of 1 ¼”, knife 3 - 6” with a depth of ¾”, and the bottom two knives have a blade length of 4 ¾” with a depth of 5/8”. These are very collectible knives and would be a great addition to any cooking arsenal.

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KS07
A vintage antler handled flesh fork in Very Good + condition. The antler handle on this fork has a width of 1 1/4" with a length of 5 1/4" and is free of any cracks or chips. The fork has a length of 5 1/2" with a width at the tines of 3/4". The metal end cap on the handle has a few diminutive little dents. This specimen displays very well and would make a good addition to any cutlery collection.

	Sharpening Stone KS06 A very nice, vintage knife sharpening stone in very good + condition. The overall length of is sharpening stone is 7 1/2" with a length of 4 1/2" for the turned wooden handle. The stone has an overall length of 3" and a width of 1 3/8" at the shoulder. The stone is free of any chips and ready to sharpen your favorite kitchen knives.
	Sharpening Steel - Antler Handle KS05 An eye catching sharpening steel with a medium textured antler handle. This steel has a total length of 13 1/2" with a sharpener length of 8 1/4". The antler handle has a length of 5 1/4". The handle is beautifully patinated and is free of any cracks or chips.
	Knife KS02 A kitchen or butcher knife with an interesting stamped ripple pattern on the blade. The blade length on this knife is 7" with a cutting depth of 1 1/4". The handle has a length of 4 3/4" and a width of 1". This is a nice clean with no rust but in need of sharpening.
	Egg Slicer VU94 A nice, vintage egg slicer in very good condition. This specimen still has nice tight cutting wires and will slice an egg in to 10 segments.

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