Copper water tap

Made:: 1907-1912 in United Kingdom

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Copper water tap, H: 150mm x W: 45mm x L: 125mm, British
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Copper water tap, H: 150mm x W: 45mm x L: 125mm, British, 1907-1912. Used with the Copper water tank. From the garden shed chemical laboratory contents belonging to Ronald G. W. Norrish, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, 1912.

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Category:: Experimental Chemistry

Collection:: Ronald G. W. Norrish’s Laboratory

Object Number:: 2018-263

Materials:: copper

Measurements:: overall: 150 mm x 45 mm x 125 mm,

type:: tap - water

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