c1860\'s Estate Antique Kitchen Tool Flour Sifter w/Lid FRIES Tin Metal
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c1860\'s Estate Antique Kitchen Tool Flour Sifter w/Lid FRIES Tin Metal :
$51.46
Product Details
Hard to find, this piece of history is in great shape.. metal is strong all over, handle is missing but its a simple part to make, no signs of metal deterioration or large dents. This one includes the equally rare lid. One hole in the top and another in the bottom. Looks like it was make into a lamp at some point.
Measures 8 inches tall , flour bin is 5-1/2 x 4-1/2 and 7 inches from bottom of rounded bin to top of sifter. Sifting wheel is included. FRIES manufacturer name is embossed on the side opposite where the handle would be.
Shipping will be USPS Priority Mail
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$51.46