Vintage Aluminum Kromex Breadbox Midcentury

Quoted from Cause-A-Frockus.com:

"Kromex was originally manufactured by the Alcoa Aluminum Company is the mid-1950s. During this era, their product offerings were available at popular retailers like Montgomery Ward’s and Sears. Recognized for their clean lines and space-age feel, Kromex products are still enjoyed to this day due to their durable nature and charm. It was only produced for a short while as companies shifted focus to the industrial realm. So for us, Kromex remains a magical moment in history when Chrome was King. In good news, the metallic pieces you collect are just as easy to clean as they are to enjoy."

"How to clean chrome-plated treasures
The biggest item to remember with your cleaning routine is texture. Chrome can scratch easily, so be sure to select a very soft and clean cloth. To clean it up, just wipe it down gently with your bit of fabric. Want to shine it back up? Grab another carefully selected cloth and polish away with a bit of elbow grease. A piece of gross residue stopping your shine? Don’t panic! Remove that sticky goo by just washing it with a bit of dish soap and warm water."

Description: Vintage Kromex BreadBox, made of Spun Aluminum, Made in the USA

Condition: Good. Some additional cleaning/shining will be needed. A few small dents, dings. Some light scratches in metal surface. Item has been used. Original black Bakelite handle and color.

Size: 15.5 " Inches across front, 11.25 " deep, by approximately 7" tall.

Shipping: This item will ship in a poly bag, inside a sturdy box.

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