Lidded Pot, Black Cast Iron; Kenrick, Archibald & Sons; 1890-1920; WY.0000.697
Lidded Pot, Black Cast Iron
About this object
This small black cast iron pot could have been hung over an open fire or used on a coal range. As well as the main swinging handle there is a small handle at the front which would have made it easier to handle when very hot. It was made by Kenricks of England and holds 6 pints.
Established in 1791, Kenrick still operates today and is a major manufacturer of ball castors.
Manufacturer
Date Made1890-1920
Place MadeEurope, United Kingdom, England, Staffordshire, West Bromwich
Medium and Materials
inorganic, processed material, metal, steel, cast iron
On side of base: 'No 6'
'KENRICK'
'6 PINTS'
see Parts.
Subject and Association KeywordsDomestic Life (household chattels, food and drink)
Object Type Object numberWY.0000.697
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