This rare find is a chopper/grinder made by Federal Housewares. The glass canister is in great condition and the metal gears are working fine. It includes the original plastic lid.

Price Includes shipping. A two-part round doughnut / pastry/ biscuit cutter with a red metal handle. Size: 2-3/4 inches across, 1-3/4 inches height to tip of red handle. The center of the cutter is can be removed makin it a biscuit cutter.

These are 6 vintage cake pans / Jello molds in a swirl pattern. 1 small pan and 5 minis. Set an elegant table with individual servings --holidays or any special day.

This is a group of 5 Christmas cookie cutters - a bell, the Nativity star, candle, Santa's boot and a large Santa cutter.

These are 2 sets of sandbakkels tins---one from the GlADD Co. and one from HIRCO. There are 2 instruction booklets with recipes for these retro tart shells.

What looked like an extra large cookie press turned out to be a Churro maker--from Bernar in Spain. It has 5 tips for making different shaped delights. There are instructions and delicious recipes on the internet.

This is a heavy plastic cookie press. It has the complete set of discs for cookies and cake decorating. This set even has a disc for two tone (or two flavor) cookies. This press' cookies are larger than most standard cookie presses. Instruction book with recipes is included.

As seen on TV---we usually don't feature these items; but I couldn't resist buying it. It's the 1998 ONTEL onion blossom tool with instructions and recipes - New in Bag.

This is a vintage AMCO Swing-A-Way can opener. It is in great shape, showing very little use, and still functional. It can be wall-mounted, and it "swings away" when not in use. Not included in the price is the custom wooden base pictured in the photos. If you are interested in the base as well, please inquire.

This vintage MIRRO cookie press is in excelent condition. It comes with three decorator tips and 12 cookie discs as well as the original directions/cookbook.

The handle was introduced by Corning in 1966. Using a handle made it conducive to use the casserole on the stove--as a pot or skillet. We have a variety of sizes. Please e-mail the size length width and depth of the lip that you wish to use the handle for. Price listed is for 1 handle.

This is a vintage 1950's cake decorator. It comes with the press and 5 tips. The maker is unknown--the only markings are the words "CAKE DECORATOR" on the press. Dating is based on newspaper which wrapped each tip. It has some dings attributable to age---but it is perfectly usable.