- inches high and 6 inches wide, it occupies a modest space but its presence is unmistakably anachronistic.
In modern kitchens, where counter space is prime real estate and built-in appliances are frequently high-tech, the presence of such an antique can be puzzling. Its location, often in the galley where efficiency and space-saving are paramount, suggests it was once considered a cutting-edge solution to a common household need. - A Relic Of Mid-Century Kitchens: The Wall-Mounted Food Slicer
The wall-mounted food slicer hails from an era when household efficiency was being revolutionized.
There is a strange plastic box mounted to the wall in the galley. It folds down to reveal a handle and a blade but looks like it hasn’t been used in d. Full article 👇 💬
