My mother-in-law gave me a 1960s Mirro Party Cookie Set – it’s aluminum & copper – has 8 holiday metal cookie cutters and a metal cookie/cake decorating tube with 5 caps. It’s in the original box along with a cookie and frosting recipe booklet.
She said she doesn’t remember if she ever used it or not, but all pieces are in mint condition.
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when I Googled these the price range is $35.00-$60.00.
of course that is the asking price for the boxed set.
I believe they are more 1956 than 1960.
So you’re asking price will be determined by how much you want to undercut you’re competitors and how badly you want to sell & if you have free shipping. the best time of the year to put these on is Aug-Christmas when the interest is high. But better earlier than late i always say
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I’ve sold several cookie makers like yours on ebay and the best I could get was $14.99. I’ve kept a set because they are so much fun to use…really any time of year. My nieces love to help me make cookies!
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JustStuffStore Reputation: 24 See JustStuffStore's booth |
Thank you, Barntique for your information.
I tried researching these and could only find the Mirro cookie presses. This set has cookie cutters for Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas.
I like the price range!
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