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Antique Glass Churns & Mixers
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Dazey 2 Qt. Glass Jar Churns The churn on the left is all original and what is known as the
round logo. These were Dazey's earliest with no provision for a vent in
the top. It is not one of the new knockoff's being peddled about these
days. No chips or cracks. It is a hard one to find.
The Dazey on the right has a later top and a generic but vintage bottom. No chips or cracks.
AH-D2CHN-1
Left ........ Very Good ....... $175.00
Right ........ Very Good ....... $75.00
Universal
#15 Glass Jar Churn This 1 qt churn is identified in Thornton's book. This churn
came in several sizes with the #15v being the smallest and hardest to find.
There is plenty of info both in the glass face and in the cast top. They
also came in the 25, 35, & 45 sizes. There is a sliver / chip
along the top edge on the rim of the jar. It would not affect use, and is
on th4e backside when displayed. This is a very hard to find churn.
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AH-U15CHURN
Very Good ....... $595.00
"S
& S" Mayonnaise Maker This is a super neat design mayo mixer for making
Mayonnaise or other similar thing. Note the cutout letter design of the top
wheel. Also note the small built in funnel in the glass top.
They were patented in 1913 or so and are getting very hard to find these days.
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AH-S&S-1
Very Good ....... $375.00
White
and Blue Enamelware Borden's Buttermilk "Churn" This is a great display piece for the churn collector, the
Borden's collector, or anyone who likes great antique advertising and Country
Store items! My understanding is that this was a dispenser that sat on the
countertop. It originally had a spigot and would have been filled with ice
to cool the interchangeable jug of buttermilk that would have sat on top, much
like the way a water cooler works today. It stands about 24" tall
with a diameter at the top of just over 12". It is thick white
enamelware over metal, and fashioned to resemble a 16-sided wooden stave
churn. It is marked in rich cobalt blue lettering front and back.
There are a few dings in the enamelware but overall is in real nice
condition. Imagine how great it could look with a piece of glass on top
displaying your favorite churn, or coffee grinder, or whatever you want to show
off!
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LCM-Ch-1
Very Good.........$495.00
Rare
Painted Wooden Churn Manufactured by DeWolf & Co. Portland,
Maine A great piece of
Country Americana in fine condition, this wooden tabletop churn is in its
original blue-green paint and is marked "DeWolf & Co. Manufacturers
Portland, ME". DeWolf is an old New England family name, which is
where this piece was purchased. It stands about 24" high and the
lid, which has a hinged inspection "door", lifts off to reveal a
uniquely designed gear-driven dasher mechanism. This example looks
like it was used little if at
all.
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LCM-Ch-2
Excellent ............$395.00
Keystone
Glass Jar This is the jar for the Keystone "football" mixer. No chips
or cracks. It is a hard one to find.
SH-KM-1
Very Good +....... $45.00
Keystone
Glass Jar This is the jar for the Keystone wall mount mixer. It is
5the same size just marked differently. No chips or cracks.
It too is a hard jar to find.
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SH-KM-2
Very Good +....... $45.00
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