Tinned iron bucket with curved handle with black painted wood handle. Flat lid. Two rod U-shaped handles. Mechanism inside for kneading bread. Two round feet on base with additional long hollow iron foot for securing to table.
Marks: "NO4 UNIVERSAL BREAD MAKER AWARDED GOLD MEDAL ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION 1904"; on lid: "PUT IN ALL LIQUIDS FIRST THEN FLOUR / TURN 3 MINUTES / RAISE IN PAIL / COVER WITH THIS WHILE RAISING / AFTER RAISING / TURN UNTIL DOUGH FORMS A BALL / TAKE OFF CROSS PIECE LIFT OUT DOUGH WITH KNEADER"
Made/Created
Artist
Landis, Frary & Clark
Date made
1906
Place
* Untyped Place
New Britain, CT, USA
Notes
Creation Date: 1906
Dimensions
Length
13-1/2 in
Diameter
12-1/4 in
Dimension Notes
Details: Dimensions not including handle (10.25 inches long).
Material
Tin, Iron
Provenance
Notes
From Mrs. James Wilson's mother's home, Mrs. Joseph Haines. Object donated by Mrs. James Wilson, June 1969.
