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04/15/2024 05:33 PM
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(14) PIECES ANTIQUE KITCHENWARE

Rating: 8-7
Comments. Made of tin the pieces in this lot vary in size and are more than 70 years old. The lot includes a 4 ½ " high funnel, a pot lifter and a trio of somewhat shell shaped molds. There's a 6" long biscuit cutter with a revolving handle, a Popeil Products flipping spatula and a Gilchrist's No.31 ice cream scoop. Also included are six different style cookie-cutter's including a Fries heart shape. All of these pieces are in good shape having normal use wear, could have some finish wear, soiling and the handle on the ice cream scoop has some splits, not banana, as seen in our photo. Give them cleaning and you'll have some nice decorative items for your country kitchen.


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