saucepans - set of 3 and lids
Cream enamel metal saucepans and lids all cylindrical with long round pipe like handles attached to one side of each saucepan. each pot has a green enamel ring around top edge, the lids have the same green around edges and green on top flat of handles each saucepan and lids has several pieces of enamel chipped off
saucepan a/ has a very small hole in the bottom, one large & 2 small chips off enamel. Lid b/ many chips around edges.
saucepan c/ has a spot of enamel chipped off where the handle meets pot inside and out plus chipped pieces around edges. Lid/d several chips around edges and handle.
saucepan e/ has a large chipped off enamel and rust in center of pot, Lid f/ has chips off enamel around edges plus a $5 marker in permanent pen on - which may indicate time when this was purchased
Saucepans like these were a very common kitchen item and well used by Mrs. Pat Campbell of "Toompup Road" west of the Ongerup townsite, on which she farmed with her husband Mr. Gus Campbell during the period of 1940's - 70's
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Mrs Campbell was a long term resident of the Ongerup & Borden area from early 1940's to 1980's
