scoop, ice cream
scoop, ice cream

scoop, ice cream

Object

Accession Number
E124.027
Alternate Name
cone disher
Description
One galvanized metal ice cream scoop also known as a “cone disher”, the cone-shaped end with a hidden cog inside a collar pierced by a toothed rod activated by a spring-loaded thumb-push stamped: “CLIPPER F.S.CO.TROY.N.Y. 5” which, when depressed, turns the two steel bands inside the cone. The turned wooden handle is painted black.
Narrative
This ice cream scoop is of a type that was commonly used in late 19th Century kitchens.

 
History of Use
unknown
Date
circa 1900
Dimensions
27 x 8.2 cm
Material
Metal, tin; Metal, steel; Wood
Manufacturer
CLIPPER F.S.CO.
Technique
Tooled; Turned; Painted; Electroplated
Inscription
CLIPPER F.S.CO.TROY.N.Y.
Country of Origin
United States of America

Related people/businesses/organizations
CLIPPER F.S.CO. (manufacturer)
Marnie Lester (owner)