Making Ice Cream.

Carnation Malted Milk Canister. American, ca. 1940. Milk glass container to hold malted milk powder for making ice cream malts at soda fountains. Spun aluminum top. 9”. Excellent.

2 QT glass container with attached wood handled and metal spin device for making ice cream. Vintage kitchenCollectible. Property of Manhattan Estate. Measures ht app 12 inches

Jack Frost Fontaine French Fondant Co. Candy Ice Cream Making cardboard store display sign. 'For Making Candy, Ice Cream, Icings and Cakes.' Rare vintage sign measures 14.125-in. x 11.125-in. sheet si

A.D. Burke. 1947

A great lot of 3 ice cream scoops/dippers. (A) Maryland Cream Pie disher ice cream sandwich scoop. CONDITION: Light oxidation with some plating loss. (B) McLaren's ICYPI sandwich scoop. CONDITION: Mod

A wonderful lot of 3 ice cream scoops/dippers. (A) Rainbow cake cone side release sandwich dipper. CONDITION: Light wear and some plating loss and oxidation. (B) Mayer Sandwich scoop. CONDITION: Light

This Bowey's Old Style Root Beer syrup pump is very hard to find. A Chicago based company, Bowey's made these pumps to be used in soda fountains for making root beer and ice cream treats. The letterin

1930's ISALY'S "RAINBOW" SKYSCRAPER Used for making Isaly's famous skyscraper ice cream cones. Handle is black rubberized material with "Rainbow" embossed on either side. ; Condition - Handle faded. G

This beachy grouping includes Seaside girl making sandcastle, Sailor, Mother, and Ice Cream man. Royal Doulton backstamp. Largest piece measures 2.75"L x 2.75"W x 5"H. Issued: 20th Century Manufacture

Chain ball bearing drive. Also featuring its open trunk compartment. A beautiful restoration to paint, stenciling and labeling, making this a prize piece for any collection. Hard to find an original e

ANTIQUE GILCHRIST 34 ICE CREAM SCOOP Patented in 1915 by inventor Raymond Gilchrist. Oval scoop used for making banana splints and sky scraper cones. Handle is wood and rest is nickel-plated brass. ;

Antique plaster two piece mold for making 3 1/8"H doll, lead mold for 5.75"H doll signed E. & CO. N.Y. 1115, tin plated mold section for 6.5" ice cream or jello

This is an important, early tin sign with a Smaltz surface and wood backing. The sign is a great example of early, handmade advertising. It is amazing it has survived this long. The gold lettering is

DST. An incredible New Old Stock example of this iconic 1920's Tin Flange Sign from Hood's Ice Cream showing a beautiful Tin Lithograph Cow on each side. Sign shows bold script in the outer field as w

An 18 Karat Yellow Gold, Diamond and Citrine Ice Cream Cone Brooch, containing numerous round brilliant cut diamonds weighing approximately 6.50 carats total and numerous square step and calibre cut c

An antique mahogany ice cream parlor circa 1910. This interior was removed forty years ago and has been in storage. The first several photographs were taken in situ forty years ago. The items Kamelot

This is a beautiful sign with a great image. The colors are very strong and crisp. There are a few scattered scrapes to both sides. There is also some mild oxidation on the outer edges. This is the be

(Walt Disney World, 1990s) A Duckburg Area ice cream cart from Mickey's Birthdayland in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Themed foods and beverages have been an iconic part of the Disney Parks

This is a very early reverse painted glass sign advertising homemade soda and ice cream. Mounted in it's original frame with original copper framing and backing. Condition shows very little areas of g

Ice Cream Tray - 17.5" X 10.25" Fantastic Design with Exploding Pie-Shaped Sections with Hobstar and Fan Highlights - Magnificent Pattern - ABCG

Rare Thirteen-Piece American Sterling Silver Ice Cream Service 1901-1903, by Dominick & Haff, New York, New York, retailed by J. E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including an ice cream t

rated 8.75, 42"D., DSP sign has excellent color and gloss, has a few small chips in the fields, in original hanging ring. TAC #047439

This is up there with the best ice cream trays I've ever seen. Cut in the Constellation design by William C. Anderson/American Cut Glass - this tray has incredible skill and precision in execution.Cle

Gorham (American), 20th century. Set of sixteen "King Edward" (pattern active 1936-2009) sterling silver ice cream forks in two styles comprising: twelve with narrow bowl (5.75") and four with wide bo