This came up this past weekend and I just was naive to the popularity of this old school Tupperware. These are used daily, have been used daily since the early 70's and have been used in this house (my grand parents 44 yr old home) my whole life. This doesn't even include vintage dishes, vintage cookware, flatware and glassware like Fostoria.
Without further ado,
My spice containers...I have seen some with just a flower and no lable. I have a large yellow one but it has a blue lid. No clue where the rest is.
Measuring cups, measuring spoons (same set) and a 2 qt pitcher/lid (different color)
Dip server and green measuring spoons
No clue where the flip tops are....shit been using these my whole life,,,every meal and in between. I wonder if those engineers new this shit would last 3-4 decades DAILY used....pretty cool.
Another random container and a hamburger press
I have no clue the vintage of the Revever Ware....my grandmother was #9 of 10 kids and she was born in 1918..so?
This is Chalet Aluminum w/a quentisential 1970's olive green enamel color...I have 3 pots and 3 lids...again used almost daily my who 50 year life.
This is am OLD mofo....I mean generations old
This is cool and requires some research..Loma Ware Ft. Worth, Texas (locally made..cool)
Update: From what I can find this Loma Ware made flour/sugar canisters, bowls etc and was all mid 50's. I found a few items on eBay and Etsy...all 50's colors too..Pink, Yellow, Light Blue, Green etc.
I'll post up more later
Without further ado,
My spice containers...I have seen some with just a flower and no lable. I have a large yellow one but it has a blue lid. No clue where the rest is.
Measuring cups, measuring spoons (same set) and a 2 qt pitcher/lid (different color)
Dip server and green measuring spoons
No clue where the flip tops are....shit been using these my whole life,,,every meal and in between. I wonder if those engineers new this shit would last 3-4 decades DAILY used....pretty cool.
Another random container and a hamburger press
I have no clue the vintage of the Revever Ware....my grandmother was #9 of 10 kids and she was born in 1918..so?
This is Chalet Aluminum w/a quentisential 1970's olive green enamel color...I have 3 pots and 3 lids...again used almost daily my who 50 year life.
This is am OLD mofo....I mean generations old
This is cool and requires some research..Loma Ware Ft. Worth, Texas (locally made..cool)
Update: From what I can find this Loma Ware made flour/sugar canisters, bowls etc and was all mid 50's. I found a few items on eBay and Etsy...all 50's colors too..Pink, Yellow, Light Blue, Green etc.
I'll post up more later
