Object Collections

flour sifter

Description:

A five cup stainless steel flour sifter with a turquoise handle, made by the Foley company. On the handle "Foley" is engraved and on the cup "Foley 5 CUP SIFTER". The items belong to Allen McEwan's grandmother and grandfather, Bertha (nee. Collins) and Morgan Miller. Jean McEwan, Allen's mother, put the donation box together.

Keywords:

housewares, kitchen

Source:

McEwan, Tonette

Date of Object:

ca.1960s

Accession #:

018.02.15

Dimensions:

14 cm dia. x 42.5 cm circ. x 12.5 cm H

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