The Kitchen (Apartment 4A)

Props seen in the kitchen include:
From the Pilot Episode:
 	 	 	
OXO Good Grips kettle *	Bamboo cutlery caddy 	Petre Devos poster 	Zevro dispenser
 	 	 	
Bamboo cutting board 	nickel napkin holder by Arch	Walter Drake fry pan 	Furniture Cove bar stools
 	 	 	
nickel banana holder 	stainless paper towel holder	Oster blender #6854 	Oggi stainless canisters
 	 	 	
stain nickel mug tree 	Fun Factory Caffe Mugs 	Fun Factory Soup Mugs	Fun Factory Dinner Plates
 	 	 	
Peerless faucet w spray	Rogar half dome pot rack 	Modernist Cuisine set	Battlestar Galactica toaster **
*Tea kettle: The set features a blue kettle for Season One, switching to an orange one starting in Season Two
*The Cylon toaster is VERY hard to find, you're going to have to buy used or from a collector. They occasionally pop up on the online auction sites. The same model from the show can go for $200 or more in good condition, but similar models with slight differences can be had for $30 or $40.
*Toaster oven (gets destroyed by the guys' battle robot in "The Killer Robot Instability")
From Season One, Episode 2: The Big Bran Hypothesis
	Simple Human stainless steel step trash can
Sometimes WalMart has the smaller version for about $30, but it's out of stock a lot. Check local stores. In the previous episode, Sheldon threw away bottle caps into an unknown container under the sink.
From Season One, Episode 3: The Fuzzy Boots Corollary
	
KitchInspirations bamboo bread box
Runs about $25. Target has a similar style for about $20 but the coloring is noticeably different.
From Season One, Episode 7: The Dumpling Paradox
	
Periodic Table Fridge Magnet
From Season One, Episode 8: The Grasshopper Experiment
	
McCormick gourmet spice rack
Appears on the counter to the left of the stove.
From Season One, Episode 12: The Bat Jar Conjecture
	Batman Cookie Jar by Vandor
Came out in 2004 in a limited edition of 3,600. Now only available used or from collectors.
From Season Two, Episode 2: The Codpiece Topology
Rubik's cube cookie jar (on far right of the counter)
From Season Three, Episode 14: The Einstein Approximation
Batman Lunch Kit with Cape The authentic one is a hard to find collectible.  Expect to pay $75 or more for one in good shape or $30 to $40 used with broken zipper, etc. A cheaper, similar option is the Batman lunch sack for around $30
From Later Episodes: 
*wooden tea chest from WatchMaterial
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