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Posted 3 years ago
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1)The Alessi Juicer designed by Phillip Starcke. Functional Art for the Kitchen.
2) 358-AM Cooky-Pastry Press by Mirro. I really cool cookie press with all different dyes to make different cookie shapes, my personal favorite is the camel, a not so practical kitchen tool but very cool.
These pieces were both rescued from the San Francisco Dump by my boyfriend during his artist residency there.
3) old mixer that my step-mom has had since college, it was a hand-bi down when my parents upgraded, it is super heavy, I don't even know the make/model or year, all the marking have been worn off. It still works great!
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absolutely elegant simplicity! beautiful!
That juicer(?) is a work of art...love it!