Kitchen Cornucopia

[tomoldcars]

A lady of my acquaintance, and her husband’s, hobby was collecting and restoring vintage household appliances. He has since died and she is trying to thin out the collection. Everything she has is in excellent condition. Some date back to the 20’s. I haven’t done any kind of inventory, most of the things I saw relate to kitchen or laundry. I don’t know much about her prices, but she is asking $40 each for the three turquoise pieces. Two are Sunbeam and the blender is Hamilton Beech. I offered to help by sending pictures to this forum and fielding questions. I’ll be happy to relay questions or, if she agrees, arrange direct contact with anyone who is interested and list her contact numbers. She has some neat toys; I’d like to see them find a good home at a fair price. My email is [email protected]. I’ll send my phone # to anyone who asks for it. These toys are located in Upland Ca. (Somewhere between the airport and the drag strip)
Have fun with them, Tom

 

[tomoldcars]

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The last blue one

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[tomoldcars]

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Better picture of the blender, may not be Hamilton Beech.

 

[tomoldcars]

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One wall

 

[tomoldcars]

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Another wall

 

[tomoldcars]

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The floor, There's lots more in the house that I haven't seen. If you are looking for something specific, ask and ye might receive.

 

[rp2813]

Quite a collection

I think people are going to be more interested in the un-"restored" items.

 

[gansky1]

Cool Stuff!

I see Corning Renaissance!

 

[polkanut]

I agree with Ralph.  That Mixmaster, Waring blendor, and Sunbeam T-20 toaster would find a more receptive audience if they had not been painted.

 

[danemodsandy]

Corning Renaissance:

That stuff is soooooo rare, I cannot tell you.

It doesn't command as much of a premium over other Corning Ware patterns as you might think, but still, it's very hard to find. There are all of six pieces on eBay at the moment, and three of them are the same serving tray.