Straight from grandmother’s kitchen — this charming one-cup tin flour sifter is a beautifully aged piece of American kitchen history. Stamped “ONE CUP” and fitted with a side-turn crank handle and single wire mesh screen, it’s the classic squeeze-and-sift design that kept Depression- and wartime-era home bakers going. The ribbed tinplate body shows a lovely silver patina with authentic age and use wear. A perfect prop for farmhouse kitchen displays, primitive décor vignettes, or vintage baking collections.

Approximate era: 1930s–1950s | Material: Tinplate | Capacity: 1 cup | Mechanism: Side-crank rotary | Screen: Single mesh, intact