The Kitchen

The Kitchen

In The Kitchen at Georgegen you’ll find antique kitchenalia that was often crafted over a hundred years ago. Including nineteenth century carved English breadboards, antique and vintage copper cookware and copper jelly moulds from English and continental makers, butter prints, cooking moulds and mixing bowls … you’ll find it all and more. 

Explore the Collections

The Kitchen is arranged to give you options on how to explore. You can choose to shop it all or via individual Collections.

Collection of metal icing nozzles on a floral-patterned surface

FEATURED PIECE | Antique Assembled Icing Set

An early twentieth century piece of Melbourne history. This confectioners icing set includes tips by the firm Small & Shattell which was established in Melbourne in 1889. The firm originally had premises on Smith Street, Fitzroy but due to rapid expansion they built new larger premises on Johnston Street.

This is a truly unique collector’s piece of Australian history, as useful today as when it was first made, and is a rare find for those interested in food history.

Cooking Up Inspiration

Discover food and cooking related stories in the Journal and a range of interesting antiquarian and vintage books about food & the culinary arts in The Library


“I write this sitting in the kitchen sink ... this is the only part of the kitchen where there is any daylight left ...”

This first line from Dodie Smith’s wonderful I Capture the Castle shows that the kitchen was for more than cooking even back in 1949!

So, whether you use your kitchen to cook, or to seek inspiration, you’ll want to fill it with the most unique and beautiful antique pieces.

Green asparagus spears and red and green beans on a textured surface

Shaped by and for generations.