This certainly is a mix of 11 cutters---from a bunny and flower to an ice cram cone and healing hand.

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 Fire King Anchor Hocking milk glass 1 1/2 qt. covered casserole.

This is a Glasbake divided vegtable dish (J2352) in the green floral pattern.

This is the Corning "browning dish" that was made for the Montgomery Ward "Signature" microwaves.It was made in the cornflower blue pattern which was so familiar to the Corning Ware users.

This is an all-purpose chopper from Gemco. The pattern is Top O' Spice: Gemco's iteration of Corning's Spice o' Life series. The chopper is in good shape. The plastic top has some discoloration, but the glass and metal workings are good.

This is the nifty Gemco Micro-Kettle. It was one of the first tea/coffee pots made exclusively for microwave use. The plastic on this model is blue in color. There is one very minor glass chip on the rim, but the plastic and pot are in overall good condition.

The Fresh Cut Corning Ware pattern was made in the 1990's. It was a limited production so the pieces have become rare. This is a 1 1/2 L / qt. covered casserole.

1 3/4 qt. covered casserole in the original Cornflower Blue pattern.