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$35 USDUnusual Vintage Kitchen Whisk Utensils
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These old kitchen tools are variations of wire whisks. One has a thin coiled wire wrapped around the heavier wire spoon shape. The coil is laced with a thinner wire. It has a twisted handle down the center. It measures about 9 ¾" long and the spoon portion measures about 3" wide. The second piece has a multiple purpose. It's obvious that it can be used as a whisk or slotted spoon. The twisted handle is five heavy wires that cease to twist about 3 ½" from the end where they make a ...
$20 USDUnusual Vintage Kitchen Tool - Fish Scaler Knife
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I believe that this old kitchen tool was used on fish. The curved blade is sharp on both sides and can be used cut the fish for gutting. The serrated edges are used to remove the scales and the curved tip is also sharpened. The "knife" is pinned to the blonde wood handle with a brass pin. It was made in Eskilstuna Sweden and is also marked Rotsfritt Stal which means Stainless Steel. It measures about 8 1/16" in overall length and is in very nice condition with minor wear and light scratches to ...
$15 USDVintage Pan Scraper Kitchen Tool
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This old kitchen tool was used for scraping food off the sides and bottoms of pots and pans. The short end is thicker steel and was probably very useful along the sides and in the corners of cast iron pans. On one side of the broader blade it is marked Pan Scraper and Pat. Pend.. The wood handle was painted red. It measures about 7 3/4" in length. The narrow end is about ½" wide and the broad one is about 1 11/16" at the widest port. It is in used condition with only a hint of the paint ...
$28 USDVintage Juicerette - Rival Orange Juicer
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This old juicer is a little version of the Rival Juice-O-Mat. It was made by the same company, Rival Mfg. Co. of Kansas City, Missouri. The body appears to be made entirely of aluminum, painted white, with a removable, red plastic reamer insert. The handle operates a toothed shaft which raises and lowers the domed lid. Raise it up, place an orange over the reamer cone and lower the dome, extracting the juice. The juice dispenses through the hole into the glass you would have placed on the base ...
$28 USDVintage Houck’s Ever-Ready Can Opener - 1912
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This old can opener is not as primitive as some but it's not your modern variety either. It is marked; Houck's Ever-Ready Can & Bottle Opener - Pat. Oct.29, 12. I haven't been able to figure out exactly how it was used but the bar slides in and out as some sort of size adjustment and the hook is obviously to be used as the bottle opener. The handle is painted wood. It measures about 6 ¼" in length in the short position and about 8 ½" long when fully extended. As things go it's in ...
$12 USDVintage Advertising Corkscrew, Bottle Opener, Spoon
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This old bar or kitchen utensil is quite a versatile gadget. The obvious is the slotted spoon but on the end of the handle is a bottle opener for removing bottle caps and the back side of the handle conceals a cork screw. The front of the handle has advertising for the R.H. See Coal Company with its telephone number and products including Fuel Oil, Coke and Grate Wood. It measures about 8"in length in nice condition with minor wear. The corkscrew is tight and a bit hard to swivel out for use and ...
$12 USDOld Browne Line Keeno Ice Chisel
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This old kitchen tool is a variation of an ice pick or chipper. The cast shaft has 3 short prongs with a cap lifter. The shaft is inserted into a painted wood handle that has a metal cap. On one side, although partially faint, the neck area reads; Keeno Ice Chisel - Browne Line. On the other side it reads; PA (the T is missing) APP'D FOR. It is slightly crude and primitive. It measures about 7 7/8" in length and the about 1 1/8" wide across the tines. It is in fair condition. The cap is no ...
$15 USDOld Timer- Cole’s Safety Can Opener
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This old can opener is not as primitive as some but it's not your modern variety either. It is marked; Cole`s Safety Can Opener - U.S. & Foreign Pats. Pndg. I haven't been able to figure out exactly how it was used. The steel is nickel plated and attached to the wood slab handle. It has a toothed, ratchet like end and the small blade is on the piece that rotates and tucks into the notch for safety. Since I haven't figured it is being sold as is. It measures about 5 1/8" long in the "safe" ...
$48 USDOld Androck Flour Sifter with Kitchen Scene
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They don't get much better than this! This old Androck sifter is decorated with a view of a typical kitchen of the 1950's. Mom in her apron with a flour sifter in one hand and a pie in the other and little sister and brother eagerly standing by. The kitchen floor is red and white checkerboard and there is a set of canisters on the counter and red handled kitchen utensils hanging on the wall. The design is repeated on both the front and the back with the breadbox being the common element. Other ...
$12 USDOld Bromwell Flour Sifter with Painted Design & Original Label
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Old Bromwell Flour Sifter with Painted Design & Original Label This old Bromwell's Measuring-Sifter is painted an off white or cream color and decorated with a red and green design. The sides have measurements from two to five cups. It has a single screen with a four wire sifter that rotates with the turn of the wood knobbed handle. An original label on the side show it is a No. 40L 5-Cup Sifter from Leigh Bromwell of Michigan City, Indiana. I believe it is probably from the 1960's. It measures ...| Items 1 - 10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1 |
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Eagle, ID
Tel: (208) 841-6826
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