Items tagged kitchen utensils in MV Collections

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  Mincer - Manesty Machines Ltd, Manual, Metal, Green, circa 1930

  Made: Manesty Machines Limited No. MB165 Type-hand, circa 1918 - 1950. Used in the kitchen of Victorian psychiatric hospital circa 1918 - 1950.

  From: Liverpool, United Kingdom Images: 0
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  Syphon - D. Jeure, Soda Water, circa 1870

  Made: Jeure, D., circa 1860 - 1880. Used at a Victorian psychiatric hospital , circa 1860 - 1880. Parts missing.

  From: Paris, France Images: 1
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  Coffee Grinder - Enterprise Manufacturing Co., circa 1873

  Made: Enterprise Manufacturing Company Patent no. 14., circa 1873. Used in the kitchen at Sunbury Lunatic Asylum circa 1890.

  From: Philadelphia, United States Images: 0
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  Trade Literature - Jobling, James A. & Co. Ltd, Pyrex Ovenware Products, England, 1925

  Twenty page 'export price list' booklet advertising Pyrex glass ovenware products made by James A Jobling & Co Ltd glass works in England in 1925. The cover features the slogan "Pyrex. ...

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  Negative - Barooga District, New South Wales, circa 1920

  The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum Victoria

  From: Barooga, Australia Images: 1
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  Plate - Aluminium, circa 1900

  Aluminium dining plate used at Mayday Hills Hospital, formerly Beechworth Lunatic Asylum, a psychiatric hospital in Beechworth, Victoria, Australia, circa 1900

  From: Beechworth, Australia Images: 0
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  Ladle - Metal, circa 1900

  Ladle - Metal, circa 1900. Used in a psychiatric hospital kitchen in Victoria Australia.

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  Dinner Plate - Enamel, circa 1910

  Enamel dinner plate used in a mental health hospital in Victoria Australia, circa 1910. Enamel plates were commonly used instead of china as they were more resilient and durable.

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  Measuring Cup - White & Black Enamel, 2 Pints, 40 fl oz, circa 1920

  Enamel measuring cup used in the kitchen of a psychiatric hospital in Victoria Australia circa 1920. Used to measure volume. 1 fl oz (imperial) is approximately 28 ml, 1 pint (imperial ...

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  Kettle - Cast Iron, Black, Kenrick, circa 1920

  Black Kenrick cast iron kettle used in the kitchens of a psychiatric hospital in Victoria Australia circa 1920

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