Description: A vintage 1940s–1950s aluminum cookie cutter with a red wooden or plastic knob handle. The flat metal backplate has two small holes designed to let air escape so the raw dough wouldn't get suctioned or stuck inside the mold while baking. Lightweight pressed aluminum backplate with a cutting rim, fitted with a painted wood or molded plastic knob.

Dimensions: 3”L x 2.5”W

Current Item Condition: Item is complete. It has wear and shows tarnishing on surface.

History: These knob-handled kitchen tools were incredibly popular during the mid-20th century (predominantly the 1940s and 1950s). Brands like Mirro and Educo mass-produced these in high quantities so bakers could stamp out holiday treats quickly