Knife Rest Pair Barley Twist Victorian Letter A Silver
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Pre 1900 item # 775695 (stock# tr7151)
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This is a pair of antique victorian silver plated knife rests made in England 1880-1900. Each knife rest measures 3 inches long by 1.5 inches high by 1.75 inches wide. The Knife holder or knife rest has a barley twist bar and andiron ends shaped like a fancy letter A. They are in very good shape but have been used quite a bit and show plating loss, especially to the bar and inside feet of one of the ends. A wonderful example of the victorian love for gadgets and housekeeping. A great way to keep ...click for details
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Rogers Silver Fish Serving Fork Ornate
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Pre 1920 item # 161476 (stock# 5294)
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This is an silver plate ornate fish serving fork made by W.A. Rodgers Silver Co. that measures 8.5 inches long and is marked 1847ROGERSA1 and then a circle symbol. I don't know the name of the pattern. It has a fine script initial T on the back of the finial. It dates from 1900-1920 and is in very good condition. Shipping in the US by USPS first class envelope is $3.50.
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Antique Butter Paddles Pair English Corrugated Hands
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Pre 1940 item # 542535 (stock# 6595)
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This is a pair of antique English maple butter paddles, butter hands or Scotch hands I brought home recently from England. They are hardly ever seen anymore, but were a staple of every kitchen at one time. The paddles are 8.75 inches long by 2.375 inches wide by .375 inch deep and were made 1910-1930s. The interior is reeded, corrugated or ridged with a beveled back and were machine made. There are still remnants of paint on the handles. Butter paddles were used to beat the excess water out of f ...click for details
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Sugar Crusher Mouth Blown Muddler Antique Victorian
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Pre 1900 item # 752895 (stock# tr7601)
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This is an antique English sugar crusher, sugar tamper or the more modern name of muddler made of mouth blown glass in England 1870-1880s. The sugar crusher measures 4.75 inches long and is in very good +++ condition with some surface wear evident. Sugar crushers, or tampers or the more modern name muddler, were used to break up lumps of sugar for better absorption in tea, drinks or cooking. They are a true victorian era kitchen gadget and are almost never seen. They were once a staple of every ...click for details
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English Knife Rests Barley Twist Pair Maltese Cross Old
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Pre 1900 item # 775691 (stock# tr6149)
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This is a pretty antique mid victorian pair of silver plate knife rests I got in England recently. The knife rests measure 3 inches long and are 1 inches high and wide and the ends have a maltese cross like shaped end with a fancy barley twist bar. The pair of antique knife holders is in excellent condition and were made in the 1850-1870s and are very decorative as well as practical to keep the tablecloth clean.
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Nutbrown Rolling Biscuit Cutter Original Paint Vintage
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Pre 1940 item # 548892 (stock# 6623)
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his is a fabulous and fun English volling Biscuit cutter made by Nutbrown, England in the 1930s. This neat piece of kitchenalia or gadget is overall 6 inches, the handle is 3.5 long and the head is 3.5 wide. The handle, although dirty, has all it's original yellow paint with 2 silver lines. The head is tin and is marked. You push it along the dough and it cuts out 2 biscuits or cookies per pass. Ingenious! The cutter in in very good condition ++ with an excellent condition paint handle and ...click for details
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