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About Hankscraft Egg Cookers



From the 1920s into the 1950s, Hankscraft made scores of models of these wonderfully simple egg cookers.

Place up to four eggs in the base, add a measured amount of tap water. place the domed cover on top, and plug it in. From there on, it's completely automatic. When the water is boiled away the eggs are done.

The degree of doneness is controlled by the amount of water placed in the cooker. Every model comes with complete directions on the bottom of the cooker including the amount of water to add for Soft, Medium and Hard.

They all measure 4.5 inches in diameter and 5.5 or 6 inches high depending on knob type.

Ask about the optional glass poaching dish if you like your eggs out of the shell. Just butter the inside, add your eggs and cook to your liking. $9 additional

Also, we also offer four Hankscraft egg cups for $60 additional.
Great for a copper kitchen
N.B. It's difficult to judge the hue of color on a computer monitor, especially this shade of orange.

Hankscraft 815 Orange Egg Cooker

The interior of the cooker has only one removable part, the flat ring that holds the eggs. Beneath that is the well to contain the water.

Instructions for use are attached to the bottom of the cooker. Measure the proper amount of water and put it in the well, add the flat ring and eggs, put on the cover, plug it in, and wait for it to turn off automatically. Presto, you've got soft boiled eggs just the way you like them, from very runny to hard boiled.

This cooker looks nearly new and is in excellent condition.

Hankscraft 815 in Orange
Model 815
115 Volts A.C. 6 Amperes

Shipping Weight: 6 Lbs.

$70

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Hankscraft Model 794 in Ivory with Original Hang Tag

This one comes with its original hang tag.

Hankscraft 794 Ivory with Hang Tag
Hankscraft Company Madison, Wisconsin
110 volts AC only 6 amperes

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. -->

SOLD

Purchase Information 		Serious coffee equipment


Hankscraft 599 Robin's Egg Blue

This attractive blue color is very rarely available. Please note that your computer monitor may display slightly different color from the item itself. This one is in like new condition

Hankscraft Robin's Egg Blue
Model 599
110 volts 6 amperes AC only

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$110

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Hankscraft Cream with Original Box

This cream colored Model 794 is mint new never used and in perfect condition. It comes complete with its original 1930's box.

Hankscraft Cream with Original Box
Model 794
110 volts 6 amperes AC only

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$120

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Pearlescent green

Hankscraft Pearlescent Green with Polished Lid

The picture does not do this piece justice and we don't know how to capture the beauty of this item in a photograph. It has a pearl-like sparkling glaze over very subtle grey green swirls over an eggshell background. This is nothing short of a functional 1920s art-glass sculpture. This example appears to be mint new never used. We have a second example listed below with a brushed nickel dome rather than the polished dome seen here.

Hankscraft Pearlescent Green with Polished Lid
Hankscraft Company Madison, Wisconsin
Model 599 110 volts AC only 6 amperes

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$120

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Hankscraft 599 Egg Cooker in Lettuce Green with 4 Egg Cups

Hankscraft began manufacturing its very popular easy to use egg cookers in the early 1930s with this Model 599. You simply place up to four eggs in the base, install the domed lid over them, pour a measured amount of tap water into the lid handle funnel, and plug it in. When the water is boiled away the eggs are done.

The degree of doneness is controlled by the amount of water placed in the cooker. By placing any heat proof custard cup under the dome these egg cookers can also poach eggs very nicely. Complete directions were placed on the bottom of the unit by the thoughtful folks at Hankscraft. This unit measures approximately 6 inches high by 5 ½ inches in diameter and is just about as perfect as we have seen an example of this model. The porcelain is perfect inside and out and the cord is new.

This one comes with a set of four egg cups in green, much sought after as quite unusual, early, and distinctive color, sort of like McKee but not.

Hankscraft Egg Cooker in Lettuce Green
110 volts 6 amperes AC only Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$210 with 4 egg cups

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Ask about the one we have that is mint, new, with the original carton. Really splendid. 		four matching egg cups


Hankscraft Most Petite

From the 1920s into the 1950s, Hankscraft made scores of models of these wonderfully simple egg cookers. And, this one is the most petite. It is smaller than the other models but still has a four egg capacity.

This cream colored example is mint, new, never used.

We have matching egg cups available.

Hankscraft Model 794-B
110 volts 6 amperes AC only

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$110

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Hankscraft 815 in Sun Glow Yellow

This scarce color looks appealing on this example in blemish-free, like new condition.

Hankscraft 815 in Sun Glow Yellow
Hankscraft Company Madison, Wisconsin
110 volts AC only 6 amperes

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$135

Purchase Information 		This wonderful yellow is a scarce color.


Serves up Four Perfectly Poached Eggs

Hankscraft in Black - Last Version

This Hankscraft is the last model egg cooker the company produced and likely dates to the 1960s. It is made of black heat proof high impact plastic with brightly chromed steel fittings. The unit measures approximately 9 inches in diameter by 5 inches tall. This model like all previous Hankscraft cookers works by boiling away a measured amount of water to time the hardness of the eggs. It's large enough to cook six eggs simultaneously. The accessory poaching tray accommodates four eggs.

This example has a few very light storage scratches to the lid but otherwise is perfect and appears never to have been used. It includes a detachable cord set.

Hankscraft Company Madison, Wisconsin
Egg Cooker
110 volts AC only 6 amperes

Shipping Weight: 6 lbs.

$85

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Perfect soft boiled eggs in a jiffy

Sunbeam Egg Cooker, Brand New, Never Used

This little egg cooker is one of the cleverest devices Sunbeam ever produced for the kitchen. It soft boils eggs consistently to the same degree of doneness without being a slave to an egg timer.

You place eggs into the rack, then a measured amount of water, place the lid on, and press down on the switch to start cooking. The water is quickly turned to steam which cooks the eggs. When the water evaporates completely, the cooker shuts off automatically with a loud thump.

The lid handle is signed "Sunbeam" and when turned over has markings for how much water to measure according to your taste for Very Soft, Medium, and Hard, It even has a pin point to pierce the egg shell before boiling.

This is in mint condition. It was never used. It comes with a facsimile of the original hang tag with Sunbeam's directions.

Sunbeam Egg Cooker
For AC Only
Made in U.S.A. Caution: Do Not Immerse Vessel in Water

Shipping Weight: 5 Lbs.

SOLD

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Sunbeam Automatic Egg Cooker

This is the second model of egg cooker from Sunbeam, distinctive for its clear plastic tube mounted on top used to measure the water. On one end of the tube is a dial that one turns to move the red divider inside the tube; you use it to measure the water you put in the bottom of the cooker for soft boiled eggs.

You measure the water, put it into the well, place the flat ring in place, add the eggs, put on the lid and flip the on/off switch. When the cooker boils dry, it turns off automatically when the eggs are cooked just right.

For Hard boiled eggs, use the inside of the top to measure the water. Put the water in the bottom, put on the lid, switch it to on, and in no time you'll have up to six eggs hard boiled. There is even a sharp pin inside the lid to pierce the small end of the eggs. It comes with a detachable cord set and original instructions.

This is a low mileage example with some staining to the well. It is ready to boil eggs for many years to come, just the way you like them.

Sunbeam Egg Cooker Model E2
Made in United States America
Sunbeam Corporation Chicago, U.S.A. Toronto, Canada
110-120V 500W for AC only UL
CAUTION Do Not Immerse Vessel In Water

Shipping Weight: 5 Lbs.

$120 in good condition (as shown)
$200 in mint condition
$245 in mint condition and original carton

Purchase Information 		Sunbeam Egg Cooker model E2 for boiling and poaching Makes breakfast fun, easy and delicious!


Makes four poached eggs in a jiffy

Sunbeam Automatic Egg Cooker - Third Version

This is the third model of egg cooker from Sunbeam, distinctive for its larger capacity and 1960s styling. The water measure is inside the lid with different levels for soft, medium, and hard poaching, and for hard boiling eggs, there is a water line in the base unit.

With a nylon handle mounted in the center, the glass poaching tray has four sections, instead of only three on previous models, and the hard boiling ring has holes for seven eggs. When the cooker boils dry, it turns off automatically when the eggs are cooked just right. It comes with a detachable cord set and our instructions.

This one has seen very little use and looks almost new. It is ready to boil eggs for many years to come, just the way you like them.

Sunbeam Egg Cooker Model E3
Made in United States America
Sunbeam Corporation Chicago, U.S.A. Toronto, Canada
110-120V 550W for AC only UL
CAUTION Do Not Immerse Vessel In Water

Shipping Weight: 6 Lbs.

SOLD

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Home. . . 1920s. . . 1930s. . . 1940s & Later. . . Non electric. . . 220 Volt. . .
Waffle Irons. . . Corn Poppers. . . Fryers. . . Egg Cookers. . . Other. . .
Kitchen Props . . . Toast Racks. . . toasterNotes Cards. . .
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