85/4/1-2

Two bowls used in Pamber Green, Hampshire, for setting milk. Each is a shallow bowl, made of metal and coated in white enamel.
These two bowls were used by the donor's wife's family in Pamber Green, Hampshire, for setting milk. Each is a shallow bowl, made of metal and coated in white enamel.

2 milk-setting bowls: metal; fair condition- chipped enamel

Mr S. H. Rose, the donor, trained as a wheelwright in Bramley, Hampshire. He is connected to the Wigleys of Wigley and Sons, builders in Silchester, Hampshire, through his wife's family (his wife's aunt married a Wigley). His wife's grandparents lived in Pamber Green, Hampshire., MERL ‘Handwritten accession’ form (Institute of Agricultural History) – ‘Standard museum name: BOWL // Accession number: 85/4/1–2 // … // Recorder: JMB // Date: 28.3.85 // Description: Two shallow, metal, enamel-coated bowls. The enamel is white. // Dimensions: Diameter: 46.0 cm Depth: 13.0 cm. // Associated information: These bowls were used for setting milk and came from Mr. Rose’s wife’s family. See accession No. 85/2.’

1985