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Manually-operated, tabletop dough mixer, kneader, and raiser; makes up to 4 loaves.
Two side handles curved inward, rolled rim, and a shallow slot attached on the bottom underside for a separate clamp that secures the device to table or horizontal support;
A stamped, Y-shaped crosspiece that snaps over the rim and has a central circular bearing to hold the dough hook and curved crank with a black-painted wooden knob;
A cover is placed on top of the crosspiece, stamped with instructions in raised sans-serif letters.
Assembly held together by turn latches.
The crosspiece bears the product name above two columns of patent dates from 1900 to 1906 and maker information.
The product information with "AWARDED GOLD MEDAL / ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION" is embossed inside a large circle on the container side.
This rare antique bread maker from 1904 is a true gem for any collector or enthusiast of kitchen equipment. With its original design and sturdy metal construction.
Measuring a medium size, it is perfect for any kitchen looking for a unique addition. This piece has a rustic country primitive style. It is an original, one-of-a-kind item. Holds liquid with no leaks. No visible dents on the bucket and one on the Lid. Age appropriate rust.
Approx. Measurements: overall: 9.75 in x 12 in
Dough Hook: 10in w x 9in Crank (laying on the side): 10inLid:12 inClamp: 4.5 in x 3.5 in
Bucket:9.75 in x 13 in
