Britannia General Store: Cook's Tools & Gadgets

	Clear Solutions Maple Recipe Box Store your favorite recipes here - a handsome maple file that accommodates 4 x 6-in. index cards.The acrylic lid provides access to the file and protects the recipe card that's being used, holding it a perfect angle for you to see as you follow the recipe. Sorry, recipe cards and tabs not included.

	Clear Solutions Maple Recipe Box (Large) A jumbo-sized recipe file that holds over 1,000 recipes cards! Smartly designed so it accommodates both 3 x 5-in. and 4 x 6-in. index cards in one handsome maple file. The clear acrylic hinged lid, with wood knob, keeps your favorite recipes clean and free from dust particles. Sorry, recipe cards and tabs not included.

	Pacific Fabrications Multi Can Crusher Multi Aluminum Can Crusher, Automatic Feed & Eject, Holds Up To 6 Cans.

	Marshall Field's Recipe Cabinet The State Street Marshall Field's was the first department store to offer food on premises. This cabinet's predecessors held recipes for house specialties such as the Walnut Room Chicken Pot Pie and Peach Nest Salad. Our reproduction can also hold your recipes, as well as CDs, craft supplies, cookbooks and so much more. Three 2"-deep drawers, three 5"-deep drawers and one cabinet with an adjustable shelf inside. Rubberwood with a light cherry stain. Available on fields.com and in catalog; not available in Marshall Field's stores. 40Hx16Wx16D".

	Meadowsweet Kitchens Recipe Card Organizer - Harvest Home Organize and protect your recipe card collection in this convenient two-ring binder. Plastic s Refill pack of 25 plastic sleeves sold seperately. 6-7/8"H × 6-1/8"D × 2"W

	Container Store Stainless Card File Box Add to your collection of stainless steel kitchen accessories with our Stainless Steel Card File Box. Made from brushed stainless steel, this handsome box looks great in traditional or contemporary kitchens. It will look beautiful for years because it's made from rust and corrosion resistant 18/10 stainless steel - the same material favored by commercial kitchens. It will accommodate a smorgasbord of 4" x 6" recipe cards (not included), recipe clippings, or our best Holiday Recipes. Or, use it as a collection box for coupons. This versatile box can also sit by your bedside or on the coffee table to contain any number of small things. Fill it with small kitchen gadgets or with your favorite candy and tie it up with a bright ribbon and bow for a great housewarming or hostess gift.

	Pacific Fabrications Steel Can Crusher Heavy Gauge Steel Can Crusher, 16" Compaction Arm, Baked Enamel Finish, Crushes Beverage Cans To 1".

	Stelton Cylinda-Line Tea Strainer Stelton Cylinda-Line Tea Strainer. Stainless steel is an exceptionally demanding material with an unwavering demand for perfection. The Cylinda-Line is something special, given Stelton's unique know-how in the field of stainless steel. Few others master this technology, as the production line boasts high-tech, computer-controlled pressing machines, laser cutters, rolling equipment, and brushing machines. The Cylinda-Line is the result - a serene, functionalist design. The line has won many awards with the highest sign of recognition when it was included in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and the Danish Museum of Decorative Art in Copenhagen. The best tasting teas are made by using this method, so why not use the best-looking strainer for the job? The strainer fits securely into its base by sliding into the three slots spaced equally around the rim. Size: Diameter 7.5 cm Materials: Stainless steel Manufacturer No.: 08-1

	Tommy Larsen Tea Ball, Infuser Tommy Larsen Tea Ball, Infuser. A design-oriented tea infuser for brewing and serving of tea. Made of Plastic and Stainless Steel Materials: Stainless steel, Plastic Manufacturer No.: 80040

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