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Vintage Mid-Century CUTCO 4-Piece Kitchen Utensil SetFeatures the Iconic Thomas Lamb Ergonomic "Wedge-Lock" HandlesProudly Made in the U.S.A. (Circa 1950s–1970s)
Featuring the classic, beautifully swirled brown melamine resin handles, these mid-century American classics are engineered to last a lifetime.
What’s Included in This Collection:
No. 13 Slotted Serving Spoon
No. 14 Heavy-Duty Potato Masher
No. 15 Deep Soup/Sauce Ladle
No. 16 Flat Slotted Spatula / Turner
*Note: This set is missing the No. 12 solid spoon, making it the perfect foundation starter set or replacement lot for a collector
Key & Historic Features:
*Thomas Lamb "Wedge-Lock" Handles - Designed by famed industrial designer Thomas Lamb after studying over 700 pairs of hands. This universal, scientifically molded ergonomic grip naturally prevents slipping, balances heavy lifting, and fits comfortably in both left and right hands. Proprietary Melamine Resin: The iconic "brown marble" handles are completely non-porous, highly heat-resistant, and won't splinter, rot, or degrade like traditional wood handles.
*Heavy-Duty U.S. Stainless Steel: Built with commercial-grade, premium stainless steel that resists rust and bending under heavy kitchen use.
The Cutco "Forever Guarantee": Cutco famously stands behind their products forever. As a transferable lifetime warranty, you can send these vintage pieces back to Cutco at any time to be professionally cleaned, polished, and tightened for free.
Condition Notes: This set is in Good Vintage/Pre-Owned Condition. The stainless steel shows typical, light surface scratching and cosmetic scuffs consistent with decades of honest kitchen love, but there is no heavy pitting, structural warping, or rust. The brown resin handles retain beautiful coloration with tight, secure rivets and no major chips or structural cracks.
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