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Vintage Universal Household Scale – Landers, Frary & Clark – 24 lb
Vintage Universal Household Scale – Landers, Frary & Clark – 24 lb
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A classic early American kitchen scale by Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain, Connecticut, this Universal Household Scale has a wonderfully aged cream finish, large round dial and decorative metal base.
The face is marked “Universal Household Scale – 24 Pounds by OZS” and “Not Legal for Trade.” These scales were made for everyday household use and are now popular as vintage kitchen, farmhouse and general-store décor.
A nice authentic piece with plenty of age and character.
Details
- Maker: Landers, Frary & Clark
- Brand/Line: Universal
- Item: Household kitchen scale
- Made in New Britain, Connecticut, U.S.A.
- Capacity: 24 pounds
- Graduated by ounces
- Mechanical dial scale
- Large round cream dial with black numerals
- Cream painted metal body
- Square weighing platform
- Decorative flared base
- Manual adjustment mechanism
- Marked “Not Legal for Trade”
- No electricity or batteries required
- Likely early-to-mid 20th century; exact production year unconfirmed
The Landers, Frary & Clark Universal household scale design is documented as an early-1900s product, with similar surviving examples also commonly attributed to later decades.
Condition
Pre-owned vintage condition with substantial authentic age and wear.
There is visible paint loss, staining, scratches, grime, oxidation and discoloration throughout, especially around the platform edges and base. The dial face also shows age-related spotting and wear.
The needle responds when weight is applied, as shown in the supplied photos. Accuracy has not been calibrated or professionally verified.
Please review all photos closely for exact condition.
Pickup and Shipping Information
Local pickup in Pacific Heights, Saskatoon, SK.
Shipping within Canada is available upon request. Shipping costs are additional and will be quoted based on destination.
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