This buffet warming tray was manufactured in 1974 by Atlantic Precision Works. It measures approximately 17 1/4" x 11" and seems to work well in the fact that heats rapidly and maintains warmth. The cord is in fine condition. There are a few superficial scratches that one must search for to see. If you have any questions regarding the condition of this item, please email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

3.75 quart size. For identifying purposes it is marked GE #A-14. The actual bowl manufacturer is not marked, but it looks very much like a Glasbake product. There are no chips, cracks, breaks or rim roughness. Some superficial scratches. I will be glad to provide additional photos. I need your zip code to calculate the purpose.

Model 6000 deep fryer from 1950s. It is 1500 watt. The basket and handle are included. We've had it packed away for over 20 years and it should be polished. The large blob on the left corner is my reflection - not damage. It heats up, but have not tested further. The cord is not damaged. There are no dents. The lid shows more age wear than any other portion. Please email for complete detailed photos of condition. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Older heavy glass carafe and lid with plastic insert. The blades are not rusted but show some usage. The plastic lid insert has minor roughness on the rim. Marked as 17. Please email for detailed photos. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

4-8 cup size. This is not my coffee pot, but belongs to a friend, however, I've tested it, and it is in good working order. One tiny spot of paint loss on a flower. I am including a free Poly Perk, in the smaller size. It is in good working order, but a couple of years ago, I gave it to my sister. She never used it, but lost the cord. I would rather give it away than sell without the cord. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Not to be confused with 134 B, which is the smaller version. This basket with lid is from the older Farberware "Superfast" percolator with the glass knob. There some superficial cleaning marks. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Serving or vegetable bowl size. There is no damage, other than a few light utensil marks. Mugs in this pattern are also available for purchase. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

This vintage mixer works, but the cord has aged to the point of being unsafe. Unless the cord is replaced, it should only be used for display. There is some wear to the pink finish, needs additional cleaning and the handle has scratches. Complete condition photos by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

This vintage coffee pot is identified as Electric Percolator 102M 8 cup. All pieces are present and the coffee pot works, however, I am concerned about the age of the cord. I bought it about 10 years ago and this is the cord that came with it, but I can't be sure if this is the original cord. About a year ago, I sold this coffee pot, but canceled the order, as I was concerned about the age of the cord. There are no breaks or actual damage to the cord, but shows age...

Hot air popcorn popper. I've had several hot air poppers and this was my favorite because you had control of the kernels and didn't have to sweep the floor after you finish. I love popcorn, but it doesn't love me anymore, actually, it doesn't even like me. It is in good working order, although it has been used quite a bit. There are some cleaning marks to the plastic. Additional photos by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.

Vintage mixer marked as Cat. No. 37M25. It has 2 blades. I am providing a GE milk glass bowl, which I don't know if this style bowl came with the mixer. It is in good working condition and has no damage to the cord. The mixer is plastic and there are what appears to be age cracks. There is no sign of trauma or actual damage to the areas and they are smooth and tight. There is loss to the finish, mainly confined to the base. I will provide detailed condition photos by email...

Vintage General Electric Automatic Grill and Waffle Baker Model G-44. It comes with the original tag and booklet which gives instructions in use and care, as well as several recipes. The booklet is dated 1962. It heats up, but I've not had a chance to make a batch of waffles and give a complete test. The last time I made waffles using it, was 1993, and it worked just fine. The removable reversible griddles are not the non-stick type. There are some usage and cleaning marks to the chrome...