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  • Object number
    53/238/1-2
  • Collection
    Titus Barham Collection
  • Description
    Firedogs were used for supporting large logs on the fire to stop them rolling outwards. Larger firedogs with hooks on the face of the upright were known as spit dogs and would hold the meat roasting spit. This is a pair of spit dogs with three hooks for holding the spit at different levels and a cup at the top for holding the bowl of fat for basting. They came from the Town Hall, Wembley.
  • Physical description
    pair of spit dogs; iron; good condition
  • Object name
    Spit dog
  • Material
    Metal, iron
  • Associated subject
    DOMESTIC AND FAMILY LIFE : cooking
    DOMESTIC AND FAMILY LIFE : furnishing
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