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300 Years of Kitchen Collectibles
by Linda Campbell Franklin Synopsis
This new edition cooks up three centuries of domestic tools of trade and offers
healthy servings of classic recipes, helpful hints, and fascinating tidbits from 18th-,
19th-, and 20th-century trade catalogs and advertisements. More than 7,000 antique items
are arranged by function, from preparation and cooking to housekeeping and gardening. 1600
photos.
Paperback - 640 pages 4th edition
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Kitchen Ceramics (Everyday Things)
by Suzanne Slesin, Daniel Rozensztroch (Contributor), Stafford Cliff, Marie-Pierre Morel
(Photographer) Hardcover - 160
pages 1 Ed edition
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Kitchen Antiques
by Frances JohnsonBook Description
Welcome to the kitchen of yesteryear. This comprehensive guide covers the wide
variety of tools and services which have graced kitchens of the past. Hundreds of
beautiful color photographs illustrate the text. Cooking utensils, coffee and tea pots,
graters, grinders, and roasters are among the implements shown. Serving wares, including
graniteware, chafing dishes, egg cups, and tea sets are discussed. Even the tools for
Monday's laundry and Tuesday's ironing find their place in this detailed text.
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Collectibles for the Kitchen, Bath & Beyond : A
Pictorial Guide
by Ellen Bercovici, Bobbi Zucker Bryson, Deborah Gillham, Bobb Bryson, Bobby ZuckerPaperback - 224 pages
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Fun Kitchen Collectibles : A Handbook & Price Guide
by Jan LindenbergerBook
Description
Not only is the kitchen the center of the home, it is also a place that encourages
great designs and inventions. This is why it is such an exciting field for collectors.
Some specialize in gadgets, some in ceramics, plastic, or cast iron. Others seek salt
& pepper shakers, electric appliances, or aluminum ware. All will find this new book
delightful and fun.
Jan Lindenberger has gathered together an eclectic and excellent collection of kitchen
objects dating from 1890 to the 1970s. All are illustrated in beautiful full-color
photographs with vital information and current market values. This is an convenient and
useful field guide that will fit nicely in pocket or purse. It is sure to be loved by all.
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