Description :
This classic mid-century potato ricer features sturdy red-painted steel handles paired with a perforated metal basket, ideal for making mashed potatoes, spaetzle, or purees. The heavy-duty design reflects postwar kitchen utility, with a charmingly worn finish that shows age-appropriate scuffs and patina. A great piece for farmhouse kitchens, vintage kitchenware collections, or practical use for those who appreciate timeless, durable cooking tools.
Era:
1940s–1950s
Style:
Mid-Century Americana / Farmhouse Kitchenware
Technique:
Pressed and perforated steel construction; painted steel handles
Tools Used:
Steel press, perforation die machine, industrial paint sprayer
History:
Ricers like this became common in American households after WWII, offering a faster, more uniform way to prepare smooth mashed foods without electricity.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown (many manufacturers at the time produced unbranded or store-label kitchen tools)
Measurements:
11" L x 4" W x 3 ½" T (as labeled)
Suggested Weight:
Approximately 1–1.5 pounds
Item Number : P12953
Category : Housewares
Brand : UK
