This 6 c. teapot is in the classic Cornflower Blue pattern.

This 6 c. teapot is in Corning Ware's rare April (Flowers)pattern.

This 6 c. teapot is in the Wildflower pattern. This pattern was produced from 1977 to 1984.

Free Shipping. This cute mold of Santa standing up and holding a bag of gifts is made of a sturdy red plastic. Originally sold for Jello gelatin molds in the "80's it also serves as a Microwave Cake Pan. I tried one---it takes a standard box mix. Prepare mix as usual. Spray Pam or EZ Bake in mold. "Bake" in microwave on high for 7 minutes. Cool and decorate. Santa mold holds 4 cups, it is 10 ½” long, 7 ½” at it’s widest, and is 3” deep.

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.

In the times before the heat and eat of microwaves,families ate dinner together at a table. And, there were at home dinner parties with buffets. And yes, food was kept warm. There were a couple of ways --- candle and sterno warmers or electric heating trays. This is an electric Jasco Food Warming tray. It is green,gold and white. It measures about 25" long X 6 3/4" wide X 1 1/2" and would. I started using heating trays again a few years ago and don't serve without one...

This is a large milk glass mixing bowl for the antique Sunbeam Mixmaster series. It is marked GLASBAKE FOR Sunbeam. The bowl is about 9 and 1/2 inches in diameter not including the handles and about 4 and 3/4 inches tall. .

This vintage small mixing bow with spout is custard color. It is marked Hamilton Beach, Racine Wisconsin.Although not marked, it was made by Pyrex for a Hamilton Beach stand mixer, food processor.

8-Piece Decorating Set This set contains a standard coupler attached to a 10 in flex bag, six standard tubes and instructions and recipes. NIB

Bridge, Canasta anyone? Back in the 50's women met for bridge and couples played Canasta. It was common for the host to make cookies and "finger" sandwiches in the shapes of the four suits - hearts, diamond, spades and clubs. Recreate those bygone years with this vintage set of four aluminum cookie cutters in the shapes of the four suits. Each cutter is a tad under 4" and has a raised aluminum handle and a fluted cutting edge. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING

A vintage but very usable kitchen tool - the Keystone Grinder. It can be used for grinding meat and other foods OR with its wooden hand crank it makes a decorative period piece. Made by CI CO Boyertown, PA