Money changer's scales in plush and gold braided case

Made:: 1768-1782 in Dublin

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Money Changers Scales (c
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Money Changers Scales (c.1760-80), finely designed with engraved silver pans, stamped J.W. ; two labels inside lid, by JAMES WARREN AT THE SIGN OF ST. DUNSTANS ROW DUBLIN; sharkskin case decorated inside with gold braid and plush lining

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Category:: Weighing & Measuring

Object Number:: 1993-1263

type:: money scales and coin beamscale

credit:: National Maritime Museum (Gabb Collection)

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Money changer's scales in plush and gold braided case

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