Antique Avery Floor Personal Scales. U235

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A fully working set of floor standing scales from the esteemed firm of W & T. Avery Ltd, Birmingham. Primarily made of oak, with a boxwood scale and fine brass fittings, it has its original weights. In the base, a small lidded compartment holds an adjustment key. By the end of the 19th century, Avery had become specialists in weighing machines, using the skill and expertise of the industrial manufacturing industry. The quality of these working scales for measuring the human body is clearly to be seen. Circa 1910
Height: 136cm (53 1/2")
Base: 33cm (13") x 59cm (23")

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Category Antique Furniture Date 1910  Edwardian Antiques Material Oak and Brass Origin English Item code as209a698 / U235 Status Sold

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