Name/Title
Bone MillEntry/Object ID
2025.1.360Description
A grinding machine used to crush different substances.Context
The Bone Mill is made by John Harper & Co. in the Midlands, who had a number of foundries producing all kinds of articles for household, commercial, manufacturing uses. They registered “Beatrice” as a trademark in 1899 and under that name they made meat grinders, coffee mills, and probably other small household items during the period before WW1. The brand was also used on oil lamps, heaters and stoves. The company went public in 1930. Sometime after that, maybe as late as the 1950’s, the company split into two major divisions: “finishing” and “foundries”. The “finishing division” was split between Beatrice and Harper’s Housewares.Category
Horticultural Sundries, Tools
Acquisition
Accession
2025.1Source or Donor
Gordon DempsterAcquisition Method
TransferDimensions
Height
430 mmDiameter
470 mmDimension Notes
Diameter refers to wheelLocation
* Untyped Location
WW floor