Electric drink mixer, c. 1950
John Oster Manufacturing Companyexpand_more
Enameled steel, stainless steel, electrical componentsexpand_more
Gift of funds from Kathleen Bendelexpand_more 2001.115.2a,b
Not on Viewexpand_more
Electric drink mixers provide an enduring link with 1930's America. Their base and stem are invariably vitreous-enamelled in the ubiquitous Depression green, and they evoke fond memories of the diners and drugstores where they became a mandatory fixture. Their simplified elegance and function (a switch-actuated paddle started as soon as the drink flask was inserted in place), assured fast service and eliminated the need for external controls.
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- Electric drink mixer
- Artist Life
- Racine, Wisconsin, est. 1924
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- Manufacturer
- Accession Number
- 2001.115.2a,b
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