love these type of kitchen gadgets too viewmont. Cheers for posting. I remember the jug sized flour sifters made first from metal (my Grandma had one) then later plastic(Grandma later got one and Mum had one).....as you held the handle on the side you repeatedly worked/fluttered a lever attached to the handle with the inside of your finger joints so that you sifted the flour.
AS they got too old or rusted the mechanisms stopped working. I use just a plain old non-mechanised plastic sieve.
@*crikey*mate* wrote:
@kabarine wrote:Once we paint the walls, I going to hang this in my kitchen 'n fill it with "cottagey" bits 'n pieces
just bringing to the new page so I don't have to keep scrolling back LOLOLOL
ooohhhhh, so the clear bits are cut out bits, eh?
not even glass?
will save on cleaning I spose, but won't the plates fall through?
Karbine any chance of another pic of the unit the other way??
@kabarine wrote:Once we paint the walls, I going to hang this in my kitchen 'n fill it with "cottagey" bits 'n pieces
I reckon that's the right way round as in the pic. you can tell by the way the edges of the shelves are finished
To me it looks upside down that is why I put the ?? to K
@nicnacs_4u wrote:To me it looks upside down that is why I put the ?? to K
Probably the beauty of it is you could hang it either way and it'd look right, Nics ๐
@icyfroth wrote:
@nicnacs_4u wrote:To me it looks upside down that is why I put the ?? to K
Probably the beauty of it is you could hang it either way and it'd look right, Nics ๐
how true Icebuddy
