Pastry Cutter Collection

Pa. German Pie Marker, c. 1938. Creator: Roy Weber
Pa. German Pie Marker, c. 1938

Selection of cooks kitchen utensils, including knife, fork, pastry cutters, wire rack, party tins, rolling pin, wooden spoon, line drawing

1960, Two People, Child, Girls, Young Adult, Young Women, Primary Age Child, Indoors, Square, Colour, Photography, Front View, Head And Shoulders, Waist Up, Casual, Short Hair, Standing, Holding

Black and white illustration using pastry cutter to cut shapes from pastry on chopping board

Traditional fishing boat with foresail and spritsail in the RinkAzAŝbing fjord at Nymindegab, West Jutland, Denmark, Europe

Blue fishing boats, Essaouria, Morocco, Africa

Old fishing boat, Punta Arenas, Patagonia, Chile, South America

Port of Tromsoe, Troms, Norway, Scandinavia, Europa

Lofoten, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Fishing boats in the harbour of Vevelstadt, Stokkefjorden, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Making Christmas cookies with dough and cookie cutters

Sugar Cane Harvest
circa 1901: Australian white sugar cane cutters. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Cookie cutter cutting pastry shapes, close-up

Woman making gingerbread cookies, close-up

Person cutting ravioli, close-up

Raw ravioli stuffed with spinach and ricotta, being cut into squares

Using a pastry cutter to cut out circles to make doughnut shapes

Whole wheat bread cut into shape of sheep using pastry cutter

White rice in star shaped cookie cutter

Girls hand cutting out shapes from ginger biscuit dough, rolling pin nearby

Cutting heart shapes out of white bread using pastry cutter, close-up

Making scones, placing the round dough cut-outs onto a baking sheet

Making pappardelle pasta, cutting pasta dough into strips

Pastry cutter being used to cut rolled pastry into stars, close-up

Rolled out pastry being cut with red plastic biscuit cutter

Girl using pwncil to draw circle around pastry cutter on wax paper on baking tray

Heart-shaped pastry cutter on pastry, with a shape cut out, close-up

Four colourfully decorated cakes, with pastry cutters, ingredients, and decorations nearby

Making fresh pasta, sealing two rounds of pasta and the filling with fingers, close-up

Hand cutting heart shapes from a toasted slice of bread to make croutons, bowl of olive oil and basting brush nearby

Using a round cutter to stamp out circles of dough

Rolled pasta dough being cut with a pastry cutter, close up

Child making scones, using cutter on a piece of rolled-out dough

Boy using pastry cutter to make rhubarb cobblers, close-up

Making ravioli, cutting circle shapes out of pasta dough

Child making ginger biscuits, using a vareity of biscuit cutters

Using pastry cutter to cut rounds from rolled pastry, overhead view

Using a pastry cutter to make scones

Woman cutting out biscuit

Christmas tree-shaped pastry cutter

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In the cozy kitchen of 1960, two people, a young adult and a child, gather around the countertop. The room is filled with laughter as the aroma of freshly baked pastries fills the air. The young women skillfully selects her tools from a selection of cooks' kitchen utensils - a knife, fork, wire rack, party tins, rolling pin, wooden spoon - but it's the pastry cutter that catches her eye. Flipping through an old Army and Navy Stores Catalogue from 1939-40, she admires a line drawing showcasing this versatile tool. With precision and creativity in mind, she grabs the pastry cutter and begins to cut shapes from dough on a chopping board. A black and white illustration captures this moment perfectly. As they continue their baking adventure indoors, memories of far-off places come to mind. They recall traditional fishing boats sailing gracefully in Denmark's RinkAzAŝbing fjord or Essaouria's vibrant blue fishing boats dotting Morocco's coastline in Africa. Their thoughts wander further south to Patagonia where an old fishing boat rests peacefully in Punta Arenas. Their daydreams take them back north to Tromsoe in Norway where bustling harbors are adorned with colorful vessels against breathtaking Scandinavian landscapes. Lofoten enchants them with its majestic beauty while Vevelstadt offers tranquility amidst Stokkefjorden's serene waters. Returning to reality but still inspired by their mental travels across continents and oceans, they resume their joyful task: making Christmas cookies using dough and cookie cutters. Each shape created with love represents not only delicious treats but also cherished moments shared between loved ones during this festive season. The pastry cutter becomes more than just a simple kitchen tool; it becomes a vessel for creativity and connection as these girls bond over their shared passion for baking. In this warm atmosphere filled with love and tradition passed down through generations, the pastry cutter becomes a symbol of joy and togetherness.