Scale Table
£165.00
During and after WW2, this cast iron scale was used to for weighing out potatoes on a small farm in north Worcestershire. Potatoes were one of the few things that were not subject to rationing.
Unique, small but bold is this combination of agricultural salvage and reclaimed timber. Perfect for a lamp, side or occasional table.
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At Junk gypsies we offer a workshop to front door delivery service with no stops in-between for eager beavers! This service is chargeable per mile from Junk Gypsies HQ to your abode. We would also like to invite you to make the journey to HQ to enjoy a small tour and share a freshly brewed cuppa before you set off home.
Alternatively we are more than happy to liaise with a courier of your own choosing, or one of our frequently used couriers in order for you to receive delivery of your item(s). Junk Gypsies hold no responsibility for lost or damaged items delivered by self arranged couriers or services. Small robust items can be easily and safely be delivered by royal mail or a courier such as Parcelforce or Yodel.
| Dimensions | 15 x 12 x 24 in |
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