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Hankscraft Electric Egg Cookers
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Hankscraft Egg Cooker in Lettuce GreenHankscraft 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. Hankscraft Egg Cooker in Lettuce Green 110 volts 6 amperes AC only Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. $95Purchase Information |
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Hankscraft Cream and Copper Egg CookerThis egg cooker has a cream colored porcelain base complimented by a polished copper dome. The dome is accented with an octagonal shaped knob. It has been fully restored to like new condition. And, it works as nicely as it looks. This would make an excellent housewarming gift.Hankscraft Cream and Copper Model 599 115 Volts A.C. 6 Amperes Shipping Weight: 6 Lbs. $135Purchase Information |
Hankscraft Egg Cooker in Reddish OrangeIn reddish orange, this one is in very good condition, showing very, very minor signs of age. A copy of the original hang tag instructions is included, along with our own set of instructions.Hankscraft Egg Cooker in red-orange Hankscraft (Canada) Ltd. Toronto, Canada 115 Volts A.C. only 3 Amperes Full directions also printed on bottom plate Shipping Weight: 6 Lbs. $70Purchase Information |
N.B. It's difficult to judge the hue of color on a computer monitor, especially this shade of orange. |
N.B. It's difficult to judge the hue of color on a computer monitor, especially this shade of orange. |
Hankscraft 815 Yellowish Orange Egg CookerThis cooker looks nearly new and is in excellent condition. It is decidedly more yellow-orange than the reddish orange one listed above. Depicting color shades on computers accurately is difficult at best. Of course if you receive an item which turns out to be the wrong shade for your purposes feel free to return it without question.Hankscraft Yellowish Orange Model 815 115 Volts A.C. 6 Amperes Shipping Weight: 6 Lbs. $85Purchase Information |
Hankscraft Model 730 Egg Cooker
Of all the egg cooker models Hankscraft produced over the years, we feel this Model 730 is the classiest of them all. It is a Porcelier look alike right down to the cream color, silver accents, and classic lines. This unit measures 6 inches high by 5 ½ inches in diameter and can cook four large size eggs. $110
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N.B. It's difficult to judge the hue of color on a computer monitor |
Hankscraft 874 in Dusty BlueThis beautiful dusty blue model appears new and comes complete with a copy of the original hang tag and our own custom Hankscraft instructions.As with all of the Hankscraft cookers we sell, we can supply a set of four matching egg cups in red, green, yellow, and blue. Hankscraft in Dusty Blue Model 874 110 volts AC only 6 amperes Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. $110Purchase Information |
Hankscraft Model in Ivory with Original Hang TagThis one comes with its original hang tagHankscraft Ivory with Hang Tag Hankscraft Company Madison, Wisconsin 110 volts AC only 6 amperes Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. $90Purchase Information |
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Hankscraft 599 Robin's Egg BlueThis 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 conditionHankscraft Robin's Egg Blue Model 599 110 volts 6 amperes AC only Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. $110Purchase Information |
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Hankscraft Pearlescent Green with Polished LidThe 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. $120Purchase Information |
Hankscraft Pearlescent Green with Brushed LidThis piece is identical to the one listed above, except for the unusual brushed nickel dome rather than the more common polished nickel found on most Hankscraft cookers. This like the other pearlescent example is a beautiful unique piece of functional classic 1920s art glass. No two are ever exactly alike and were made for a very discriminating clientele.Hankscraft Pearlescent Green with Brushed Lid Model 599 110 volts 6 amperes AC only Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. $120Purchase Information |
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Hankscraft Most PetiteFrom 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. Ask about the mint new hostess set which includes this cooker, four matching egg cups, and an enameled tray with the original box (storage worn). Hankscraft Model 794-B 110 volts 6 amperes AC only Shipping Weight: 6 lbs. $55 for egg cooker Purchase Information
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Hankscraft Cream with Original BoxThis 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. $120Purchase Information |
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Hankscraft in Black - Last VersionThis 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. $85Purchase Information |