Other than to drive home the point that someone has egg on their face, I’m not sure why you’d need one of these… But if you do, we present the Mustache Egg Fryer Mold
Tag: kitchen
When Spoons Can’t Spoon
They become shakers.
A pair of vintage salt & pepper shakers that look like spoons, or, because they are ceramic, like spoon rests. They are concave; not eggs. Usually a spoon is paired with a fork in these vintage anthropomorphic utensil S & P sets… So it seems an odd pair. Even for the oddity that is anthropomorphic silverware. But at least Mr. & Mrs. Spoon each have their own spoon and fork.
We’ve Heard Of Tuning Forks, But…
Musical spoon rests? Handmade ceramic spoon rest in the shape of a music note via my friend Ashely of Raisin Bread Studios.
Poor Kitty Comment Ketchup
People are still talking at/about our previous kitschy posts, despite the inability for comments to be published, but with Comment Ketchup, we try to keep the extra zest.
Anonymous at Well, At Least The Cat’s Eyes Are Closed:
I think the little petes stickers was from my grandfathers old pottery shop and I think the tail for the puppy used to be air freshener or something. I will ask my mom for sure.
Modern Woman Monday: What Little Girls Want For Christmas In The 50s
From the Aldens Fall and Winter catalog (1957-58), “Girls’ Jr. Homemaking Toys — Let her learn to do things all by herself.”
The Marx Toys three piece kitchen set, stove, sink and refrigerator, $4.99. The Jr. Coca-Cola Dispenser, $2.79.
Dishwashing Is Rough On Your Hands
I guess, according to this 1960’s lotion dispenser, Jergens could even soften, smooth & sooth hands damaged by attacking forks and whatnot. Or maybe I’m just reading too much into the graphic.
