Utensils Collection (#13)

Mrs Bobbity cooking her dinner -- potato pie with a flaky crust, with bread and cheese, so there will be plenty of crumbs for the birds. Date: 1937

Preparing couscous, Algeria. Date: 1889

Chief Cook of the Janissaries
Elchi Bashi or Chief Cook of the Janissaries. Military officer with cooking pots and implements as part of his uniform. 1803

Brazilians mashing turtle eggs
Native indians of Brazil cooking al fresco: mashing turtle eggs in a large trough. Date: 19th century

Cookery lesson, 1885
A French cookery lecture, held at the Grand Amphitheatre de Physique de la Faculte des Sciences at Rouen. A keen audience, composed mostly of women, look on and take notes

Egg Beater C1905
Date: circa 1905

Clean utensils in a dishwasher
Clean utensils. Crockery and cutlery stacked in a dishwasher after being washed

Kitchen utensils

Pak choi on a plate
Pak choi (Brassica chinensis) cooked and served on a plate. The leaves and stalks of this plant, also called Chinese cabbage, are eaten as a vegetable and are often used in Chinese cooking

Logs stored under a chalet in Switzerland
A large store of logs, ready chopped for the fire, forming an interesting pattern under a chalet in Switzerland, along with some cooking utensils

A selection of colanders, chafing dishes, etc
A selection of colanders, chafing dishes, sieves and strainers

An assortment of tea infusers

An assortment of slices, soup ladles and skimmers

A selection of moulds and other kitchen equipment
A selection of moulds, pans and other kitchen equipment

An assortment of graters, cake and breadmakers

An assortment of copper moulds
An assortment of tinned copper entree moulds, patty pans and copper moulds

Christmas food, 1954
A whimsical and rather kitsch selection of festive foods including Christmas cakes, a gingerbread house and jellies

Blue 1950s kitchen
Blue formica surfaces combine with cool white for the practical blue kitchen scene visualised here. The accent colour, red, appears in the gay utensils

Small Moulds - 2
These small moulds are sold by the dozen, so that your guests can be served individual portions

TIN MOULDS
Tin moulds were quite a lot cheaper than copper moulds, around 5 shillings apiece; though even that is quite a lot by todays standards

Small Moulds - 1
Some in tin, some in copper, and some in copper tinned; the little ones were about 10 cm long

Small Moulds - 3
These small moulds are sold by the dozen, so that your guests can be served individual portions

Equipment used in the British Arctic Expedition, 1875-1876
Engraving showing a variety of equipment used during the British Arctic Expedition of 1875-1876. Tents, small boats, cooking utensils and various cutting implements can be seen

Roman Antiquities
A group of Roman vases and utensils discovered in Barrow-on-Soar near Leicester. Skeletons were also discovered by labourers digging for limestone

Old Dutch Cleanser 1919
Old Dutch Cleanser keeps all cooking and kitchen utensils spotless and sanitary, saving time, money and labor

Cooking / Utensils
A selection of saucepans and other cooking utensils

COOKS KNIVES 1900
A selection of French and English cooks knives Date: circa 1900

German Kitchen 1904
Impressive kitchen with Arts & Crafts cupboard and dresser

The Brazier 1827
A brazier hammers kettles, pans, candlesticks and other utensils from brass, a metal which is compounded from copper and zinc

Appler Peeler 1881
An apple peeler

SAUTE PAN
A high-sided frying pan made for sauteing potatoes or anything else you fancy to perfection

Omelette Pan
A saucer shaped frying pan with taper sides made for cooking omelettes to perfection

Prehistoric Industry
Inhabitants of the Baltic island of Rugen engaged in making utensils of silex (flint)

First Utensils
THE FIRST UTENSILS

Mechanical Whisk 1925
From wooden spoon to mechanical whisk - saving time and fatigue !

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