Pastry Iron used by the Original Cone and Candy Company
Summary
Cast aluminum rosette iron, used for deep-frying pastry. This item was used by the Original Cone & Candy Company on Walnut Street in St. Louis. Gabriel Sakakeeny came to the United States from Syria in the late 1800s, and according to family stories, he had a candy stand at the 1904 World's Fair. One year later he opened the Original Cone & Candy Company, manufacturing candies and ice cream cones.Title: Pastry Iron used by the Original Cone and Candy Company
Tags
Date
1910 - 1920
Location
Source
Missouri History Museum
Copyright info
public domain