Late 19th Century Flour Sifter and Bin naval This steam roller measures 21

This steam roller measures 21

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some small rips and scuffs in the gores

Please note that a small chunk is missing from the front left bottom corner

these products were intended to be more substance over style and meant to be a sensible alternative to other brands of the time (please see attached advertisement scanned from page 30 of the January 1924 edition of Harper's Bazaar)

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Late 19th Century Flour Sifter and Bin naval This steam roller measures 21c. 1880s 1890s; Geuder & Paeschke Manufacturing Co. Milwaukee, WI Antique flour sifter and receptacle. This early appliance was instrumental in the days before having baked goods was as simple as quick drive. As may recipes call for sifted flour, this machine ensured lump free and airy flour dropped right into the chamber at the bottom. This piece exhibits moderate signs of wear consistent with age, but much of the lettering still remains. 15. 5" dia