Here are a few of the many antique kitchen gadgets that we sell here at the Back Porch Antiques. We love these tools because they are both desirable and utilitarian (useful).
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How do you clean these? I recently inherited a bunch of kitchen gadgets. Some have rust. I soaked them in vinegar and it worked to get the rust off but they just rusted even worse. I can't get the process to stop. Please help. I would like to salvage these.
Griswolds are absolutely incredible. Got one from my parents and I'll hold onto that thing for the rest of my life.
I have an old blue and white spatter bean pot with lid. I have no idea just how old it is. Do you suppose that would be worth anything?