The Americana and Country Kitchen antiques found on this page cover a broad range both in vintage and uses.

We use to be heavy into and well known dealers and collectors of Kitchen Antiques and related paraphernalia, dealing in and collecting all kinds of early patented and mechanical kitchen devices.  Over the years our focus has broadened as the supply of the neat early stuff we first came to love has all but disappeared and we moved the time line up a bit to include some things like more "modern" patented ice cream scoops and vintage or antique toasters. 

We drew the line at such things as, and you will not find them here, Tupperware,  Fire King, and later plastic "Kitchen Chic" which now seem to be the rage---popular and active categories of Kitchen collectibles to seek and collect. 

• 19th Century Patented Sugar Devil

• 19th Century  Sugar Nippers

• Early American Wire and Wooden Cheese Cutter

 

• Early American Iron Handled Copper Ladle

• Patented Pot Scraper and Pie Crimper
• 6-Tier Antique Wireware Pie Rack
• Rare Patented Dec 25th  1878 Yellowware Meat Tenderizer
• Antique Androck Metalware / Wireware Dish Drain
• Triple Blade Double Handle Food Chopper
• 2 Blade Double Handle Food Chopper
• 4  Blade Cast Iron Handle Food Chopper
• Clockwork Twisting Rotisserie by Salter
• Patent Applied For Victorian Stove Lid / Pot Lifter Multi-Tool
• Patented Pie & Pan Lifter

  Patented Butter Churns / Mixers

  The race to design, invent and introduce the best eggbeater available began before the Civil War and the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and continued to a somewhat lesser degree into the first quarter of the 20th Century.  Eggbeater design was considered a science, promoted as such in the marketing strategy, and some very important considerations went into their design and manufacture.  The incredible variety of and the wonderful innovations that were incorporated in the designs and different unique inventions from this period are simply astounding, and the entire mixed-up story of the antique eggbeater has been best told by Don Thornton in his exhaustive work The Eggbeater Chronicles.  I am still using a fork to mix up and eat my eggs.

• Cast Iron Can Opener
• Perfection Canopener in Original Box   SOLD!
• Combination Cast Iron Can Opener / Ice Pic   SOLD!
• Patented 1872 Combination Can Opener / Knife Sharpener / Fork & Knife Cleaner   SOLD!