Vintage 1940s Pink Duckling Pie Vent by Ebling & Reuss circa 1945 coastal but this one in particular

but this one in particular focuses on the interesting components that define the American palate

Featuring swags of pink and peach roses gathered at the corner sections of each scalloped edge flagged by gold detailing

- Working locks with original keys

- Berry and evergreen sprig design

no ripped pages or pencil notations

Vintage 1940s Pink Duckling Pie Vent by Ebling & Reuss circa 1945 coastal but this one in particular{HISTORY} Not only cute but also clever, ceramic pie birds were first invented in Britain during the 1800s as a way to let steam escape from double crust pies while baking in the oven. Due to their unique shape, these little charmers prevented pie juices from bubbling over and prevented top crusts from sagging in the center. America caught on to these affable kitchen helpers in the 1920s, and since then, birds and pies have been constant companions