This auction is for the two antique units shown! The first is a cast iron meat grinder made by Keystone USA with wooden handle and all parts 100% complete as well as an extra attachment, the second is

 

This auction is for a neat old 1904 Umbrella Clothes Bar Laundry Folding Hanging Drying Rack . With wooden handing bars that open out. It is in mostly good, previously used condition. It is missing on

 

Kerosene iron marked only with MODEL 169.2436. Very nice wooden handle. Possibly rosewood. Both dials turn, iron is solid. Does have some rust, but looks very nice. Possibly from 1914-1930's.

 

Old wrought iron hanging hook thing. I do not know what, or how, it was used for originally, but it's interesting. One end of the rod slips out and swings free. The two hooks could hang to something.

 

UP FOR BID IS A VINTAGE RED CROSS OAK WOOD STOVE DOOR. IT IS IN REAL NICE CONDITION, I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE TWO SMALL HOLES ON THE FRONT ARE FOR. I DON'T SEE ANY CRACKS OR REPAIRS, PLEASE LOOK AT THE

 

A vintage, stove lifter, for a vintage wood/coal stove. Measures 9" long. Found at an old antique store that was going out of business. I very good condition!

 

one stuffer is about 10 3/8 inches long the other one is about 18 inches long. i was told they were for stuffing meat into a grinder so you dont get your fingers cut off but i really dont know.thank y

 

My grandmother was a fabulous cook and when she was baking pies and cookies, etc. I remember her using this old sifter. It may be from the 1950s or older, I am not sure when she got it. It is from And

 

About 9.5" long and 5.5" tall. Made of ceramic (or fired clay). The top screws off so you can add your hot water in it, then place it at the foot of your bed to keep your feet warm. Pig snout style. H

 

THESE TWO VINTAGE BREAD KNIVES ARE BOTH MARKED CLAUS MADE IN FREMONT OHIO ONE IS 10 INCHES THE OTHER IS 14 INCHES.