The image shows a vintage Rival Crock-ette, a 1-quart slow cooker, likely from the 1970s. It is designed for cooking or warming small quantities of food, such as dips or meals for one or two people. It has a single, low-heat setting, which may cook at a slightly higher temperature than the low setting on larger slow cookers. The model number is likely 3200 or 3200/1. It operates at 65-75 watts and 120 volts. The dimensions are approximately 5 inches high, 8 inches wide, and 3 inches deep, weighing around 4 pounds. It includes a base, a removable stoneware pot, and a lid. The stoneware pot is often brown, and the exterior casing may have a faux wood grain finish. It is suitable for keeping dips warm or cooking small meals. Good condition for age, tested works.