Object class: Culinary equipment for preparing and cooking food / Accession year: [Missing] - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Anvil, accession number 18-744, described as pyramidal shaped iron pin anvil embedded on disc shaped section of log; possibly riveting anvil

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 2-68947, described as Key ring advertising giveaway, 20th Century. Corkscrew/caplifter combination; nickel plated steel sheet stock folded in half into handle; crown caplifter at one end, hole at opposite end; folding wire helical worm pivoting on rivet at center; handles die stamped: 2-68947) "Johnny's Wines & Liquors" 2-68948) "Nifty" 2-68949) "P. Welty & Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. " 2-68950) "Newton Liquor"; ea 7.3 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9361, described as Caplifter; brass plated steel handle, arboreal scroll design impressed into casting, overall shape of fish; hole in center with commemorative medal in center, “Teatro Greco Taormina” scene on one side, three-legged figure with head at center on other side with "NOPMI TT A TAN" around design. crown caplifter at “tail” end of handle; 11.4 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 2-69040, described as Home bar tool. Caplifter, zoomorphic; caricature of cat with arched back and fanned out tail, tail as crown caplifter, cast brass, black paint (wearing off); 9.0 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 1-253391, described as metal tool whole

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 2-69083, described as Bar caplifter. Caplifter, wall mounted; cast iron, cone shaped, screw holes in back of cone, crown caplifter angled downwards, nickel plated (wearing thin); 4.1 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 2-69050, described as Home bar tool. Caplifter, zoomorphic; turned wood caricature of wingless bird; dowel inserted on underside as legs (base missing); aluminum head as caplifter