60 results for "egg coddler" between $10.00 and $100.00

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A breakfast favorite since the 1800s, coddled eggs are soft-cooked and similar to poached, yet cooked more slowly than boiled. Crack a one- or two-egg serving into a pre-buttered porcelain egg coddler, screw on the lid, place in boiling water, then serve in the pot. Add cream for richer flavor, seasonings, even ham or cheese bits prior to boiling for a nutritious all-in-one breakfast. Hand wash.

This essential tool for hard-boiled eggs cleanly slices the egg into six wedges using wire cutters. Perfect for salade Nicoise! Made of coated aluminum, the Westmark wedger can also slice strawberries and cooked beets. Dishwasher safe. $28.95

This is a Royal Worcester, England porcelain egg coddler in a standard or single size in the Lavinia pattern. The egg coddler was made in the 1950-1960s and measures 3.5 inches high to top of ring. The coddler features a pretty design on white of blackberries, vines and blossoms. This coddler actually looks as if it were never used. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks or wear. Coddlers cook your eggs or leftovers in boiling water. Recipe included with coddler. Recipe included.

A Victorian sterling silver egg cruet, maker's mark of Walker & Hall, Sheffield, Circa 1899. The shaped rectangular stand with chased fluted border, raised on four bun feet, holding four egg cups with up-swept handles which repeat the fluted border, also with four replacement spoons circa early 20th Century; length is 6 7/8 inches, weight is 21.10 Troy OZ.

This is a Royal Worcester Egg Coddler. It is decorated with blueberries. It measures 2.5" tall and is in good condition no chips or paintloss.

We are pleased to offer this lovely Royal Worcester Bournemouth pattern king size egg coddler in box. We've ha da go-round with trying to date it and gave up completely. We picture the mark for you, hoping it will make sense to collectors. It measures 3 1/8" at the lid. There are no chips or cracks. The box is in good condition with light wear. Model: GG498 Shipping Weight: 1.5lbs Manufactured by: Royal Worcester

An egg coddler is a porcelain or pottery cup with a lid that is used to prepare a dish called, appropriately enough, coddled eggs. Coddled eggs are very much like poached eggs, except that the egg is cooked inside the coddler. The egg(s) are broken into the buttered coddler, and seasonings are added, if desired. The coddler is then closed with the lid and partially immersed in boiling water for a few minutes. When the eggs are cooked to the desired firmness, the coddler is lifted from the boiling...

Wedgwood Flying Cloud-Rust Double Egg Coddler - Rust Ship In Center, Multisided

Royal Worcester Evesham Gold (Porcelain) Egg Coddler-King Size/Lid - Porcelain,Various Fruits,Gold Trim

This is a white porcelain double or king sized egg coddler with ribbed or reeded sides and a chrome plated lid with the plastic tag on the bottom of Innovation, Canada. The egg coddler measures 4.5 inches high to top of ring on the lid, 3.15 inches high to the top of the jar not including the ring by 2.65 inches in diameter. The egg coddler is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks pattern or pattern wear with a good, tight screw lid and looks like it was never used. Egg coddlers cook your...

This is a lovely porcelain egg coddler in a double or king size in the Evesham pattern. The egg coddler was made in the 1930-1940s by Royal Worcester, England. The coddler measures 4.5 inches high to the top of the ring by 2.5 in diameter and features a variation of Evesham which must have been an workman's choice of design. This coddler has the peach or plum, black currants and a leaf. The coddler is in very good +++ condition with no chips or cracks but there is some scratching on the lid...probably...

This is a Royal Worcester, England porcelain egg coddler in a standard or single size in the Lavinia pattern. The egg coddler was made in the 1970s. The egg coddler or cooker measures 3.5 inches high to top of ring by 2 inches in diameter features a pretty design on white of blackberries, vines and blossoms. This egg coddler actually looks as if it were never used. The egg coddler is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or wear. Egg coddlers cook your eggs or leftovers in boiling water. Recipes...

This is a porcelain egg coddler in a king or double size in a pattern called Herbs and Spices made in the 1960s by Shafford, Japan. The coddler measures 3.25 inches high to the top of the jar not including the ring by 3 in diameter and features a design of various plants like chives and mint. This coddler actually looks as if it were never used and is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, and has a tight fitting and screws on easily. Coddlers cook your eggs or leftovers in boiling water...

An egg coddler is a porcelain or pottery cup with a lid that is used to prepare a dish called, appropriately enough, coddled eggs. Coddled eggs are very much like poached eggs, except that the egg is cooked inside the coddler. The egg(s) are broken into the buttered coddler, and seasonings are added, if desired. The coddler is then closed with the lid and partially immersed in boiling water for a few minutes. When the eggs are cooked to the desired firmness, the coddler is lifted from the boiling...

Vintage From Paul is pleased to offer this stunning Royal Worcester Herbs Jumbo Egg Coddler. The Royal Worcester Herbs Jumbo Size Coddler was designed to replace the maxime size, intended for a small individual meal, such as a small stew. The Royal Worcester Herbs Jumbo Egg Coddler measures 4¾ inches from the base to the top of the lifting ring. With the lid off, the coddler body stands 35/8 inches tall - the same height as the maxime. It is approximately 3¼ inches in diameter, about a half inch...