60's Milk Parlour glass light 'Receiver'

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SJ276

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2015

£100.00 each

€114 Euro
$122 US Dollar

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These old glass blown milk jars were used in West Country diary farms in the early 60s-70s. They have been redesigned into hanging lights with brass fitments and hanging chains. All the names and measurements give each light an individual look. Bulbs and chains not included with lighting. Receiver Design The 'receiver' design was named after its pervious jobs of measuring the amount of milk produced by a herd. Changing to this pyrex blown old glass in the 1960's, dairy farms all over the United Kingdom used them for years until converting to the next technology leaving behind beautifully crafted mechanism. Refurbishing the Pyrex jars of its past duties and adding brass fitments. The light us suspended by brass chains and hooks. The glass has all the original printed details and imperfections. The milk meter and companies like Fullwood & Alfa Laval give the light it's authenticity.

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