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Nice plate, 8" Diameter.
Double diamond! Wow! Might have been an ashtray but doesn't have any grooves in it for your fags. Few crackles in the glaze but no chips or cracks. A heavy plate, like thick canteen stuff!
Old hydrometer for measuring alcohol in distilled products.Boxed in what I think is a mahogany box.
Incomplete- Missing a couple of weights and the thermometer.
Has the slide rule for calculating the difference in temperature on proof.
The hydrometer is brass with small weights, but there's two missing!
Inlaid badge on lid reads- Sykes Hydrometer, Spencer and Son Dublin
A nice thing to own in an atrractive box.
Measure 25 x12 Cms
Whitbread and Company advertising brass plate.
Weighs over 3kg. Looks like it was screwed to the wall outside a pub door.
Solid brass, with the Hinds Head!
meaures 33 x24 cm
Just the pump handle and the brass base- There's no pump!!
We've sold a few to people who have them as display pieces on the bar!
They were screwed to the beer engine, the handle is wood.
The handle is loose on the brass as the pump held it all together.
33 Cm long
Small shallow bowl, 12cm made by Barrats
No chips or cracks. Too small for an ashtray. Must have been used round the bar for something.
Possibly to keep the lemon slices in!
Just the pump handle! No brass base.
Made of porcelain
22 cm long
49 cms --About 20"!!- Looks like it was used for advertising- Stevensons wine and beer.
Too big for homebrew use!
