Squeezer Collection

Lemon Squeezer 1889
A lemon squeezer manufactured by Merritt & Chambers of Birmingham

Wrought Iron: Carrying balls of iron from furnace to the squeezer, Phoenix Iron and Bridge Works, Phoenixville, Pa
530439 Wrought Iron: Carrying balls of iron from furnace to the squeezer, Phoenix Iron and Bridge Works, Phoenixville, Pa. From The Science Record, New York, 1873. ; Universal History Archive/UIG

Phoenix Iron and Bridge Works, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, 1873 engraving
530436 Phoenix Iron and Bridge Works, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, 1873 engraving; (add.info.: Putting ball of white-hot iron into a rotary squeezer to remove the slag and cinder)

Comic postcard, Lemons and squeezer Date: 20th century

ORANGE SQUEEZER
A glass orange or lemon squeezer and slices of fruit. Date: 1930s

LEMON SQUEEZER 1930S
A lemon squeezer and freshly squeezed lemons. Date: 1930s

Group photo, Royal New Zealand Artillery, WW1
Group photo, Royal New Zealand Artillery, wearing their so-called lemon squeezer hats. circa 1915

Squeezing halved elmon with reamer on blue surface credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Half orange in metal squeezer, other half to right

Bowl of strawberries, sugar, halved lemon on a juicer, wooden spoons and three jars of red jam, high angle view

Lemon half on a juicer, whole lemon and lime halves in background

Orange halves, juicer and glass of freshly squeezed orange juice

Person squeezing oranges

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"Squeezer: A Timeless Tool for Refreshing Delights" Step back in time to the year 1889, when the Lemon Squeezer made its grand debut. This ingenious invention revolutionized the way we extract every last drop of tangy goodness from lemons. Fast forward to the 20th century, where a comic postcard featuring Lemons and a squeezer brings smiles and laughter. But it doesn't stop there - enter the Orange Squeezer, another marvel of culinary convenience. With its arrival in the 1930s, this vibrant fruit became even more accessible for juicing enthusiasts everywhere. In a group photo captured during World War I, members of the Royal New Zealand Artillery gather together with their trusty squeezers by their side. Imagine a scene where halved lemons are skillfully squeezed using a reamer on a serene blue surface; credit goes to Marie-Louise Avery for capturing this moment of citrus delight. And what about that half orange resting comfortably in a metal squeezer? Its other half awaits its turn just beside it. In another captivating image, an enticing bowl of strawberries sits alongside sugar and halved lemon on a juicer while wooden spoons and three jars of red jam complete this mouthwatering tableau from above. A single lemon half takes center stage on yet another juicer as whole lemon and lime halves patiently await their transformation into liquid gold. And who can resist freshly squeezed orange juice? Picture orange halves being pressed down onto a juicer while nearby stands an inviting glass brimming with nature's sweet nectar. Finally, witness firsthand as someone expertly squeezes oranges one after another – each squeeze promising pure refreshment. The squeezer has become an indispensable tool throughout history – whether it be extracting zesty juices or creating delectable jams – all thanks to its simple yet effective design.