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$35 USDMixmaster Milk Glass Reamer Bowl Attachment
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Reamers
This is the reamer bowl attachment for a Mixmaster mixer. The Mixmaster mixer had this as an optional attachment. The bowl attached to the top of the mixer with a rod that went through the hole in the center of the bowl attachment. The rod also attached to a reamer that was turned by the mixer motor. The column that extends down from the bowl was the means for the juice to flow out of the bowl into a glass or pitcher. The juice spout or column comes off of the bowl slightly above the level of ...
$35 USDSunkist White Milk Glass Reamer
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Reamers
This milk white reamer is embossed with the word SUNKIST on the front and back. It is milky white glass, but when held to the light there is opalescence and there are swirls of lighter white present. There is a very minute area of roughness on the interior spout lip from use as its only flaw. This is so small that it does not photograph. The picture that shows the word in more detail also picks up some of the opalescence in this reamer. The reamer is heavy and substantial. The handle is squared ...
$25 USDGreen Depression Glass Tab Handled Reamer
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Reamers
This unmarked tab handled reamer in green depression glass appears identical to the Hazel Atlas reamers shown in Gene Florence's Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Era 5th Edition, but it lacks the classic HA mark. There are bar style seed dams and the spout comes off the reamer at 90 degrees to the flat tab handle. There are two small flakes on the cone and there are no other chips or cracks present. The base is smooth and this in not one of the reamers that are designed to fit over a ...
$50 USDHocking Green Depression Glass Reamer Top
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Reamers
This is the reamer top for a Hocking Glass Co. measure cup. The reamer fits into the measuring cup and there are small holes for the squeezed juice to go into the cup while the seeds are kept on the top. The cone has vertical ribs. There is a flat tab handle on the reamer. Since these reamers and their mate cups were often separated, this may be just what you need to complete a set. There are no chips or cracks present. This lovely green depression glass reamer is calling your name!!
$12$15 USD SaleSALE Milk Glass Spice or Condiment Jar with Red Top
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Milk Glass:Spice Or Condiment Jar
This little milk glass condiment jar or spice jar may be just what you need to complete a vintage set. The jar is 4 1/4 inches tall and 1 3/4 inches square. Three sides of the jar have raised vertical panels in an art deco style. The front has a blank space for a label. The screw top is red and there is some wear to the paint. The base bears no mark. The price includes postage and insurance.
$45 USD Offers ConsideredSALE Set of Two Amber Federal Glass Nesting Mixing Bowls
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Depression Glass:Batter And Mixing Bowls
These two Federal glass amber mixing bowls are depression era items produced by Federal Glass Co. These are the 6 3/4 inch and 8 1/2 inch bowls. They have a rolled rim and a square base for stability. The bowls are both in excellent condition with virtually no utensil wear and no chips or cracks. The bowls would be a nice addition to your kitchen and would make a wonderful gift for a new bride, a collector, or a cook! While I am listing them as a set, I would be willing to break the set and sell ...
$9 USDIronstone Reamer Attachment
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Reamers
This ironstone reamer attachment belongs on a mechanical kitchen item probably from the 1930-1940 era. This reamer has a hexagonal mounting hole inside. The reamer is about 2 1/4 inches in diameter, stands about 2 inches high, and is in very nice condition. There is an extremely small flake on one edge, as its only flaw. The reamer cone has sharp edges for juicing citrus fruit.
$12 USDPy-O-My Baking Pan
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Advertising Items
This is a bit of 50's kitchen memorabilia. This is a square Py-O-My baking pan that was sold with the Py-O-My baking mixes. This pan is 7 1/4 inches square. It is in good condition without rust, corrosion or cooking residue.
$75 USD Offers ConsideredSet of 3 Amber Federal Glass Mixing Bowls
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Depression Glass:Batter And Mixing Bowls
This set of three nesting mixing bowls by Federal Glass are depression era bowls. The bowls in this nesting set are the 7 3/4 inch, 8 1/2 inch and 9 1/2 inch bowls. There are no chips or cracks in any of the bowls. The largest of the bowls has light utensil wear, but the other two look like they may not have ever been used. They have a rolled rim and a square base for stability. There are no chips or cracks. This would make a wonderful gift for a new bride or a housewarming gift for someone in a ...
$20 USDTwo Primitive Tin Cookie Cutters
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Cookie Cutter
These two tin cookie cutters are primitive with fluted edges and decorative center designs. The edgings, central designs and C-handles are soldered to a tin flat back. The oval cutter measures 5 x 2 inches. The round cutter is 3 inches in diameter.
$8 USDTin Dog Cookie Cutter
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Cookie Cutter
This nifty little cookie cutter makes fun dog cookies. The cutter is about 3 inches in length. No rust spots on the cutter.
$20 USDSet of Two Primitive Tin Cookie Cutters with C Handles
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Cookie Cutter
These two primitive tin cookie cutters are have a geometric theme. There is a 3 inch round cutter with fluted borders and an interior circle cut out. The handle and fluted border are soldered to the flat back. The other cutter is a diamond with fluted borders and a central crimped X cutout. All of the fluting is soldered to a diamond-shaped flat back that measures 2 1/2 inches on each side. Minor rust is present on the diamond cutter.
$10 USDTin Cookie Cutter Fish
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Cookie Cutter
This old tin cookie cutter makes a fish shape. The cutter is 2 7/8 inches in length.
$50 USDMorton Pottery "Patch" Pie Bird
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Pie Bird
This vintage pie bird was made by Morton Pottery in the 1940-1950 period. The bird is named "Patch" and has patches of bright pink, yellow, green and blue plumage. His beak is open for the pie juices to bubble up inside the bird rather than overflowing onto the oven floor and creating a burned mess! This bird has a base that has been discolored from being used in pies. There are no chips or cracks. A nice vintage bird for use in your kitchen or for your kitchen collection.
$20 USDTwo Primitive Geometric Tin Cookie Cutters with C-Handles
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Cookie Cutter:Great Kitchen Collectible
These two rectangular primitive tin cookie cutters have crimped edges and interior cut outs for decorative effects. One of the cutters has two interior heart shapes and the other has a trefoil shape in the center. The edging and central designs are soldered to a flat tin back and the tops have soldered C-handles. The larger of the two cutters measures 3 x 3 7/8 inches. The smaller cutter with the central trefoil measures 3 1/8 x 2 5/8 inches.
$75 USDEngraved Steel-ite Glass Knife
Collectibles:Kitchenware:Depression Era:Ladles, Knives And Spoons
Glass knives were popular in the depression era and were touted to be superior for cutting acidic fruit and vegetables because they would not pit on exposure to the acid in these foods. This glass knife is engraved with the name Scott. This knife is in excellent condition without any damage to the blade. The blades were very vulnerable to chipping in these old depression era knives and it is unusual to find one that is in such good condition. This particular style of knife is also less common. ...| Items 1 - 16 of 16 | Page 1 of 1 |
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