2017/61

Three sided grater of dull metal with four different grater type surfaces. The side with largest holes is stained. This grater along with many others were hung on the wall to form a display of elderly kitchen graters in Mary Wondrausch's kitchen.

1 grater: metal

Museum Object Entry Form – ‘Museum Name: MUSEUM OF ENGLISH RURAL LIFE // Received from: CLAUDIA NOCKOLDS // Address: ... // Tel No: // Owner (if different): // Address: // Tel No: // Description of Object/Collection: 1 x MOCHAWARE MEASURE 2 x ?BRANNAM-STYLE CUPS // 1 x ?PRESERVING JAR - CRACKED // 1 x SPONGS POLISHER // 3 x GRATERS // MISCELLANEOUS ARCHIVAL MATERIALS INC. SLIDES, WOODEN SIGNAGE, DESIGNS ON PAPER, SKETCH BOOKS // 1 x MS RECIPE BOOK // 1x RECIPE BOOK WITH LUCKNOW CONNECTION // 2 x METAL TOOLS // Reason for Entry: Donation // Signed: C Nockolds Date: 31/03/17 // Additional Agreement (Donations/Sales Only): I, the depositor ... // Signed: // Museum Signatory: Oliver Douglas Date: 31/03/17 // Return of Object to Owner:‘, Letter Oliver Douglas to Mary Wondrausch, 26 November 2015 - '... C. Items subject to further consideration by Mary Wondrausch ... 2 // Graters // A representative selection of English-made graters to complement those already in the MERL collection'.

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