Collectibles
Metalware, Early Electric Appliances
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This is a solid copper tea kettle with a brass bail handle and a wooden hand grip. The knob on the lid is also wood. The kettle is unmarked. It stands bottom to top of handle 8" and is 7-1/4" diameter on the base. There are no dents, dings, bends or other damage. No leaks. For a closer view of the bottom of the kettle kindly click here. | Price
$9.99 item # 7-6001 |
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This 1940's era waffle iron has removable plates on the top and bottom for much easier cleaning. For a view of the inside of the waffle iron kindly click here. For a veiw of the waffle plates removed kindly click here. The lid has an adjustable closing hinge for really thick waffles adjusting down to really narrow ones. For a view of the waffle iron in the open cooking position kindly click here. click here. The handles are black painted wood. For a closer view of the handle kindly click here. The electric cord is removable and in excellent condition. The chrome top has a stylized flower. It is marked Electrahot, MFG. It measures 5-1/2" tall, 8" wide at the bottom of the base. The plates are 9" X 5.5". It is in very good used condition. For a view of the back of the waffle iron kindly click here. | Price
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This is a wall mounted ice crusher from Magic Hostess. The top is chrome and the detachable base is heavy white plastic. The box that does the actual crushing is heavy metal with white enamel over it. The crank handle that crushes the ice is chrome with a white plastic grip. There are two chrome release buttons on each side of the crushing box that releases the plastic crusher for removal of the crushed ice. The blades are really sharp! The wall mount device is present and the only missing part is the three screws to attach it to the wall. The metal crusher box does have a couple of flakes in the enamel. I have a photo of the one on the top lip, it is hidden when the lid is closed. The other two are in the back which would be next to the wall. All three are very small. It stands 9-1/4" tall and is 3-3/4" wide and 3" deep. Other than the enamel there are No problems. For a view of the dial and the crusher dismantled click here. For a view of the wall mounting and the crushing blades click here.For a view of the nick in the enamel click here. | Price
$7.99 item # 7-6003 |
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This is a detachable handle for all corning ware bowls from the smallest to the largest. The handle is attached by turning the back part of the handle where the hang ring is located to the left, when the handle is inserted into the "ears" of the bowl the handle is then turned upright. It is marked Corning. The handle is 7" long. It is in very good condition. click here, click here. | Price
$5.00 item # 7-6008 |
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This is a silver plated photo frame in the shape of a heart. This is a 2 in one frame. It is in book form and when opened there are 15 slots for individual photos. Each slot measures 5" X 3-1/2". The back of the "book" and interior are a burgandy similar to cotton velvet. The front heart holds a 5X7 photo. The entire "book" measures 8" X 6" X 3/4". It is in good used condition. click here. | Price
$5.00 item # 7-6009 |
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This is a brass and iron cooking sauce pan from the mid Victorian Era. The pot is solid brass, heavy and thick. Nothing cheap or flimsy about it. The hand rolled iron handle is attached by two bolts and nuts. This handle was hung by inserting a piece of green wood into the opening with a screw hook in the wooden plug. It is not marked. It is 13" from back of handle to front edge of the brass pot. The pot itself stands 3" tall and is 6" across. The height of the handle is 6". There are no holes in the pot, cracks, or splits. The back of the handle has a ding which is photographed. click here, click here,click here, click here, click here,click here. | Price
$25.00 item # 7-6010 |
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