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Antique Kitchen Appliances
The Victorians Loved Gadgets And Appliances
The antique kitchen appliances illustrated are examples of a nineteenth-century apple parer, bain-marie, bain-marie pan, bread grater, confectioner's tube, double boiler, Dover egg beater, ice cream freezer, jagging iron, whip churn, lemon squeezer, wooden spice box, and cake box.
Victorian cooks loved their newfangled gadgets and small kitchen appliances. Think how they would marvel at today's electrical appliances!
Nowadays, old-fashioned tools and gadgets such as these are mainly collector's items sold at antique auctions. Modern appliances for the home can easily be purchased online. Times have certainly changed.
Vintage Home Appliance IllustrationsThese vintage appliance illustrations are taken from the book "Miss Parloa's New Cook Book: A Guide to Marketing and Cooking" by Miss Maria Parloa, published by C. T. Dillingham, New York, in 1882.
You can still find many of these old kitchen appliances for sale at antique stores and some estate auctions. They are often available at reasonable prices and make wonderful decorations for displaying in the home kitchen.
I hope you enjoyed viewing these pre-electric kitchen appliances. Be sure look at the many other interesting items and old-fashioned, easy dessert recipes on this website.
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