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Electric Egg CookersHome. . 1920s. . 1930s. . 1940s & later. . Non electric. . 220 Volt. .
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Sunbeam Automatic Egg Cooker, Second VersionThis is the second model of egg cooker from Sunbeam, distinctive for its clear plastic tube mounted on top used to measure the water. On one end of the tube is a dial that one turns to move the red divider inside the tube; you use it to measure the water you put in the bottom of the cooker for soft boiled eggs.You measure the water, put it into the well, place the flat ring in place, add the eggs, put on the lid and flip the on/off switch. When the cooker boils dry, it turns off automatically when the eggs are cooked just right. For Hard boiled eggs, use the tube on the top to measure the water. Put the water in the bottom, put on the lid, switch it to on, and in no time you'll have up to six eggs hard boiled. There is even a sharp pin inside the lid to pierce the small end of the eggs. This one is in excellent condition. It comes with a detachable cord set and the original instructions. Sunbeam Egg Cooker, Second Version
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