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Kitchen Props
Sold As Is

 The items on this page are either working but being closed out, or are no longer working properly and are sold as vintage kitchen props for film, theater, exhibit or other display.

All items on this page are sold as is, without guarantee.

A note to property masters

 We work with propery masters for just the right kitchen props, and given good direction, have provided props for glossy magazine shoots, film companies, major stores including the New York flagship store for Nike and windows at Bergdorf-Goodman on Fifth Avenue, HBO movies, Broadway shows, and theaters across the country. Next up is the movie of The Great Gatsby.

Double Diamond

Westinghouse made this beauty with an elaborate art deco design in the chrome plated doors with punched fiber handles. This one no longer works so it is just for show.

Double Diamond

Shipping weight: 5 Lbs.

SOLD

Purchase Information 		geometric deco design
toaster with 1936 Geometric Design

1936 Geometric Design

This toaster has a wonderful geometric design of concentric circles intersected with five rectangular cut outs graduated on the bottom half of the perimeter. One screw for the top is stripped and a bit loose and the mica is in poor condition. Even though it still works, it is sold without a cord. Chrome plating with turned walnut door handles and dated December 1936

Geometric Design

Shipping weight: 5 Lbs.

$45

Purchase Information

Toast Through a Window

This one is just for show, but it shows that manufacturers came up with some goofy ideas to differentiate their product, in this case a toaster with glass windows. Even the sides had large windows. Need a gift for your toaster collector friends, or maybe your eye doctor?

Toast Through a Window

Shipping weight: 5 Lbs.

$45

Purchase Information 		toaster with glass windows

Toast in a Drawer

What a shame that this toaster has a broken door latch because the clockworks still ticks and the heating coils still light up. Normally, you would load in a slice of bread, push down a lever to wind the clock, and the door would fly open at the end of the timed cycle. This toaster is from the 1920s.

Toast in a Drawer

Shipping weight: 9 Lbs.

$45

Purchase Information

World Trading Corp.

This one is in rough shape and not working, but interesting for the 'W' in the door, and the ink stamp signature on the bottom that say World Trading Corp. I suspect it was made at the Son-Chief factory in Winsted, Connecticut for this private brand. One door has something black burned over the W.

World Trading Corp.

Shipping weight: 5 Lbs.

SOLD

Purchase Information 		World Trading Corp.
Art Deco etched design

The Rosebud Toaster

This toaster is called the Rosebud toaster. Calling Orson Wells, calling Mr. Wells.

The shape is most appealing, and the timing mechanism and internals make it not worth fooling with. It works, but erratically and most unsafely, so this is sold as a toaster for display only. I've left the cord on in case it is used as a stage prop, but for display, I'd just cut it off.

There is a compartment to hide your secret wishes.

The Rosebud Toaster

$45

Purchase Information

Vintage Percolator For Display

This one was made in Brooklyn, New York.

Shipping weight 4 Lbs.

SOLD

Purchase Information 		Made in New York, New York
Pie Crust Top

Dominion Waffle Iron with Pie Crust Top

In almost new condition and works just fine, but sold without guarantee. It has new internal wiring and comes with directions for proper seasoning and instructions for use. This one is a great value.

Shipping weight 8 Lbs.

$75

Purchase Information

Non-automatic Dominnion early 1950s

In new condition and working, this waffle iron is from the early fifties, a non-automatic model. It has new internal wiring and comes with directions for proper seasoning and instructions for use.

Shipping weight 8 Lbs.

SOLD

Purchase Information 		Your basic waffle iron

Flying Toaster Display Prop

This one is definitely not working because it was made as a display prop.

The shell is thin plastic covered with a mylar layer for the chrome effect. The wings are a hard plastic shell and permanently attached to the toaster.

There is a faint yellowish X on one wing, and a scuff on the other wing.

The dimension of the toaster without the stand are 21 inches wide for the wings, 15 inches long and 9.5 inches high for the toaster. It is very light, but will require a big box to ship.


SOLD

Purchase Information

Home. . . 1920s. . . 1930s. . . 1940s & Later. . . Non electric. . . 220 Volt. . .
Waffle Irons. . . Corn Poppers. . . Fryers. . . Egg Cookers. . . Other. . .
Kitchen Props . . . Toast Racks. . . toasterNotes Cards. . .
Repair Service. . . Replacement Cord Sets. . . FAQ. . . Links. . .

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