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1940.4.52

Iron stand for churchwardens pipes; for baking to clean them. [CW [OPS move] 31/7/2017]


1940.4.52

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Collection type
Object
Description
Iron stand for churchwardens pipes; for baking to clean them. [CW [OPS move] 31/7/2017]
Long description
Consisting of a flat iron bar which has two arched legs attached underneath, one at either end. Two iron rings flanking an arched section which terminates in scrolled ends are attached to the bar. A further flat bar which is parallel to the bottom bar is attached along the top of the two rings. A loop with circular knob at the base is passed through a perforation in the centre of the upper flat bar. [CW [OPS move] 31/7/2017]
Geographical reference
England Cotswolds [Cotswold Hills] Gloucestershire or Oxfordshire
Cultural groups
English
Person
Maker Unknown Maker
Field collector Mrs Grisewood
PRM source Mrs Grisewood
Date / Period
Date made: Before 1940
Date collected
By 1940
Acquisition information
Donated: 1940
Materials and processes
Material Iron Metal, Process Riveted, Process Wrought
Dimensions
Length: max 242 mm, Width: max 214 mm, Height: max 291 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1940.4.52

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