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kitchen scales

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Overview

kitchen scales have 2 x round flat bottom bases that hold the rocking frame, which one side has a clay shaped frame that holds a contents bowls which is oval shaped, then on the other side of the main frame it a flat plate that holds the measuring weights.
the bowl is rusty on the inside and the main frame is all rusty

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-126-17.101 a,b

Item type

Domestic Objects

Material

Steel

Tin Alloy

Width

25 cm

Height or length

18.4000 cm

Inscriptions and markings

STANDARD -- J. GARLAND & CO ( this nearly very worn orange pring on each side of frame
C. 2098 in risen print underneath

Keywords

Kitchen Scales

Last modified

Friday, 17 April, 2026

Completeness

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