Press for squeezing fruit etc. to extract juice

Made:
1801-1900
Press for squeezing fruit etc

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Press for squeezing fruit etc. to extract juice, possibly 19th century

Details

Category:
Pharmacy-ware
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A640412
Materials:
iron and wood
Measurements:
height 425 mm
width 147 mm
length 242 mm
type:
juice extractors

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