Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, one of the earliest Kenwood models, streamlined casing design with four speeds, double-rotary beaters, mincer, two bowls, fruit juice extractor set, small whisk for mixing drinks and buffer for polishing cutlery, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Pair of rotary beaters for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Mincer attachment for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, cast metal, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
White opaque glass mixing bowl for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Large white opaque glass mixing bowl, with handles, for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Fruit juice extractor set for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, cream coloured plastic, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Metal whisk for making drinks, for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Felt buffer for polishing cutlery, for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
Kenwood model A 200 electric food mixer, one of the earliest Kenwood models, streamlined casing design with four speeds, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948
The Kenwood A200 food mixer came with double-rotary beaters, a mincer, two bowls, a fruit juice extractor set, a small whisk for mixing drinks and a buffer for polishing cutlery. The A200 was the first design which became the foundation for all future Kenwood food mixers, including the Kenwood Chef which remains the company's best seller.
Wooden pushing attachment used with the mincer attachment (1963-253 Pt2) for Kenwood model A200 electric food mixer, cast metal, by Kenwood Manufacturing Co., Woking, 1948.
Clear plastic adaptor for Kenwood model A200 juicer attachment. Is a clear cylindrical shape, with a hole through the middle.
