Collister, Elanor

Cookie Cutter

Description:

Small, light-weight, probably aluminum, cookie cutter with rounded wooden handled which is bulbous at the top. It is dented on one edge of the cutter. It was used in Eleanor Collister's kitchen at Mt. Currie.

Keywords:

baking ware, household equipment

Source:

Elanor Collister

Date of Object:

c.a. 1957-1977

Accession #:

984.01.07

Dimensions:

7 cm Dia., 7 cm H

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