WIREWARE FRENCH FRUIT BASKET A French Wireware Fruit Basket. Nice tapered sides and scalloped rim. Two loops for ahnging and 8 loop feet. Ca. late 1800s. Nice warm dark surface. Mint condition. It is 12 1/2 inches D., 5 inches H.
Circa: late 1800s
Manufacturer: Unknown  

WIREWARE FRENCH COOLING RACK A French Wireware cooling rack. Typical coiled gallery and looped feet. Ca. 1880. Excellent condition and surface. It is 13 1/2 x 9 inches, 2 inches H.
Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: unknown  

WIREWARE FRENCH PEDESTAL PASTRY BASKET A Wireware French Pedestal pastry basket. Wonderful form, surface and condition. Ca. late 1800s. It is 14 inches D., 10 inches H. This is the 1st one of this form that we have found. Great piece!!!
Circa: late 1800s
Manufacturer: unknown  

WIREWARE EGG STAND, TWO TIER An American wireware two Tier Egg Stand. Holds 12 eggs. Appears in the Woods Sherwood + Co. catalog. Ca. 1880. Excellent condition, surface and form. It is 6 3/4 inches D., 7 inches H.
Circa: 1900
Manufacturer: Woods, Sherwood + Co.  

WIREWARE FRENCH FRUIT BASKET, ROUND A round Wireware French Fruit basket. This basket and the oval bakset also offered are identical except for shape. Both were bought from a dealer in Belfast ME. We believe they are French. Pictured on pg. 36 in EVERYDAYDAY THINGS, WIRE by Suzanne Slesin. It makes an dramatic wall hanging. Looped feet and an intertwined design above the feet. Excellent condition with some rust on the surface. It is 16 inches D., 6 inches H. Ca. late 1800s.
Circa: late 1800s
Manufacturer: unknown  

FRENCH WIREWARE BASKET, SWING HANDLES A French Wireware basket with swing handles. Wonderful coiled design in the bottom and around the base. Ca. 1880s. Large, measuring 17 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches, 4 inches H. Perfect for a centwer piece or to be hung on the wall. Nice surface and mint condition.
Circa: 1880
Manufacturer: unknown  

WIREWARE SOAP AND TOOTHBRUSH HOLDER A wireware soap and toothbrush holder. Amercian. Black twisted wire in excellent condition. It is 7 inches W, 4 inches Deep, 6 1/4 inches High. Ca. 1900. It can hang by the llop or sit flat on a sink.
Circa: 1900
Manufacturer: Unknown  

WIREWARE FRENCH FRUIT BASKET A wireware French Fruit basket. Wonderful form, surface and condition. Ca. late 1800s. It is 15 1/2 inches D., 6 1/2 inches H. Low pedestal. I hope the images show the intricate design.
Circa: late 1800s
Manufacturer: unknown  

WIREWARE FRENCH FRUIT BASKET- OVAL An oval Wireware French Fruit basket. This basket and the round bakset also offered are identical except for shape. Both were bought from a dealer in Belfast ME. We believe they are French. Pictured on pg. 36 in EVERYDAYDAY THINGS, WIRE by Suzanne Slesin. It makes an dramatic wall hanging. Looped feet and an intertwined design above the feet. Excellent condition with some rust on the surface. It is 17 1/2 x 15 inches, 6 inches H. Ca. late 1800s.
Circa: late 1800s
Manufacturer: unknown  

TIN COLLANDER- HANDLES A Tin collander with handles. Nice untouched surface and color. 11 1/2 inches D. at the top, 7 1/2 inches D. at the bottom, 5 1/2 inches H. Ca. 1880-1900. Crimped design throughout.
 

TIN 2 PIECE FOOD MOLD A 2 piece Tin Food Mold. Hard to determine the design, looks like inverted ice cream cones. Unmarked. Ca. late 1800s. Excellent condition and nice patina. There is some light rust on the interior that could be cleaned. A handle on the flat side. 8 inches D., 2 3/4 inches H.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

PEWTER ICE CREAM MOLD, BANANA A Pewter Ice Cream Mold/Mould of a Banana. Marked # 157. Mfg. by Schall + C. Est. in 1854. Later became Krauss + Co. 6 inches Lg. Excellent condition and patina.
Manufacturer: Schall + Co.  

WIREWARE FOOTED FRUIT BASKET A wonderful wireware footed basket. Made of sturdy thick wire. The looped handle is attached with sheet metal hinges. It has a scalloped rim with coils. Nice black surface throughout. Wonderful condition with minor breaks. Some solder joints have discolored. It is 11 inches D., 12 inches H. including handle. European, dating to early 1900s. The handle stands up and shows nicely. Sturdy enough to use for holding stone fruit.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

TINWARE PIE CUTTER A Tinware Pie cutter. We've never seen one before- have you? Great patina. Nice heavy gauge and nice soldering. The seriated blades cut the pie in 4 pieces at one time. 9 1/2 inches D., 4 1/2 inches H. Ca. 1890-1900. Unmarked, probably American.
 

FRENCH WIREWARE TOASTER, 19th C. A French wireware toaster dating to the late 19th C. This would make a great hapkin holder or stationary holder. It has a nice patina and in mint condition. 9 inches lg., 6 1/2 inches W., 3 1/2 inches H. Notice the tripod feet.