This is a fine wee set of three antique brass weights - probably dating to the early 20th century.
They are fantastic pieces of old kitchenalia that look great on display in a country-style kitchen.
The weights are as follows: One weight at 7 lbs; The next size down is 4 lbs and the smallest one is 2 lbs. The weight indicators are impressed into the brass handles at the top.
I am selling these at £80 for the three - that is £45 for the largest, and £20 and £15 for the smaller two.
They have been made by H. Pooley of Liverpool - marked on the top of the main body section. Henry Pooley & Son Ltd was a mechanical engineering company that specialized in the manufacture of weighing machines and weights. They were formed in the 18th century and were initially based in Liverpool, before relocating to Birmingham. In 1913 the firm became part of the Avery organization but continued as a separate firm
They are in very nice antique condition. Great display pieces - and handy wee group if you have a set of old-fashioned kitchen scales.
Obviously, the weight factor is going to push up your postage costs.
But this is listed at a very fair price.
UK Postage will be with Parcelforce48 and this will cost £10 - which will be applied at the checkout.