Salt and pepper shakers (just the salt shaker has Monarch on it; see below)
Salt shaker
Box containing salt and pepper shakers (from Dodge County Historical Society collection)
Salt and pepper shakers (from Dodge County Historical Society collection)
Small strainers
Bottle opener/milk pog
Bottlecaps
Chip and dip dishes shaped like flames - These came in blue, white, and red. Some had the Monarch logo on them and some did not. An ad in the 1959 Monarch clip art book shows these dishes were given out as a free gift. The ad reads: This free gift is yours with our compliments when you visit us during this special 10-day sale. Smartly contoured, plastic "Chip-N'-Dip" Server is colorful— ideally suited to indoor or outdoor party and picnic use as relish, pickle, candy, popcorn dish, and other uses.
Funnel ($2.00). In the 1958 Monarch clip art book, this funnel is shown as a free give-away in one of the ads. The ad reads: FREE gift for just coming in. This colorful flexible, polyethylene plastic handy all-purpose funnel can be boiled and sterilized. Visit us and accept this gift with our compliments.
Griddle ($18.00)
Monarch logo on griddle handle
Aluminum griddle or tray
Monarch logo on the back of the alumnimum gridde/tray
Hot plate ($58.65)
Name plate on hot plate
Kettle ($8.80)
Kettle scraper, post 1923
(scraper mentions electric stoves which were produced for the first time in 1923)
Measuring cup (dealer price list dated 05/01/75 shows price of $6.12 for 72)
Measuring glass
Sold on ebay in July 2008 for $8.00
Sharpening stone
Inscription on sharpening stone
Spoon rest, anodized aluminum - 1966
Ornate tasting spoon
Sold on ebay in July 2008 for $15.05
Detail of tasting spoon