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Subiaco Museum > Records

COLANDER: PALE BLUE ENAMEL COLANDER AND DEEP BLUE TRIM, MORRIS FAMILY

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Overview

Bowl shaped enamel colander on a low flared stand at the base. Colander is enamelled in pale blue with a deep blue rim to upper edge. There are handles on opposite sides and upper edge, pale blue enamel near the bowl and deep blue in their centre.Twenty rows of holes run from the upper part of colander to the base. Used by Mrs. Morris' parents-in-law in the kitchen of 11 Hamilton Street.

Historical information

Used by Mrs. Morris' parents-in-law in the kitchen of 11 Hamilton Street, Subiaco.

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cwa-org-43-1985.731

Item type

Material

Keywords

Photographed 2023

Needs Repacking (whole Box)

Do All The Things!

Statement of significance

A kitchen utensil used and owned by a local resident.

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