PHOTOS AND RECIPES COURTESY OF RECIPEWISE WHO USE OUR BAKESTONES
SPECIALISTS IN BAKESTONES
For over thirty years (since 1976) Antique Kitchenalia has been selling antique and re-production Bakestones
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UNIQUE AND AUTHENTIC REPRODUCTIONS At Antique Kitchenalia we have researched thoroughly all aspects of early iron work found in the kitchen. From this research, and our own unique collections, we have been able to authentically recreate modern replicas and reproductions of some of the most common iron utensils such as Welsh Bakestones, English Griddles, Scottish Girdles, Irish Hanging Plates, fire dogs, fire jack's, pot-hooks, hanging frying pans and all kinds of baking irons and stewing pots. If you would like us to re-create for you a one-off original iron cooking utensil from history please contact us for details.
ANTIQUE KITCHENALIA
Antique Kitchenalia is the study and aquisition of antique or collectable food and cooking related items - items dedicated to the equipment used in the preparation, cooking and serving of food and recipes from the earliest times to present day - starting with animal bones, flint and metals to modern day metals and plastics.
About Antique kitchenalia
For over 30 years Antique Kitchenalia has been researching food history and its equipment and has resulted in a large collection of original and authentic kitchenalia.
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Bakestones
We sell antique and reproduction Bakestones, authentic designs taken from all British regions.
Pewter
We have a range of very old peweter kitchenalia, from plates and bowls to drinking vessels.
Gold And Silver
In our collections we have a range of Gold and Silver kitchenalia, from the very early 1700s onwards.
Copper And Iron
We have a range of copper and iron kitchenalia (1800s and 1900s) as well as handmade reproductions.
Wood And Ceramics
We can source a wide range of wood and ceramic kitchenalia, as well as handmade reproductions.
Gadgets And Scales
From the earliest toasters to the oddities of the mid 1900s, we have a range of collectable gadgets.