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Dung fork
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Dung fork

Object NameFork
ClassificationsAgriculture
Dimensions25.5 x 7.5 x 39cm
LocationView by Appointment
Object numberABDMS080131
Image Not Available for Agricultural Fork
Agricultural Fork
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Agricultural Fork
Image Not Available for Dung Fork (?)
Dung Fork (?)
Mill of Mundurno
1900-1950
Image Not Available for 4 Tined Cultivator
4 Tined Cultivator
early 20th Century
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Pitch Fork
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Pitch Fork
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4 Tined Cultivator
James Stott
early 20th Century
Fork from the Wreck of the Steamship Hogarth
Fork from the Wreck of the Steamship Hogarth
Hogarth (II)
1894-1900
Two Dessert Forks
Dessert Fork
D McG
1862 - 1863
Two Pudding Forks
Two Pudding Forks
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
c. 1902
Dessert Fork
Dessert Fork
D McG
1862 - 1863
Two Dessert Forks
Dessert Fork
D McG
1862 - 1863
Two Dessert Forks
Dessert Fork
D McG
1862 - 1863
Two Dessert Forks
Dessert Fork
D McG
1862 - 1863
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Fork
James Stott
Image Not Available for Gardiner Brown Tuning Fork
Gardiner Brown Tuning Fork
1938
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St George Toasting Fork
Victorian
Image Not Available for Gardiner Brown Tuning Fork
Gardiner Brown Tuning Fork
1938
Large Fork - Six Piece Flatware Set
Large Fork - Six Piece Flatware Set
Patricia Hamilton
1994
Small Fork - Six Piece Flatware Set
Small Fork - Six Piece Flatware Set
Patricia Hamilton
1994
Set of 6 Commemorative Dessert Forks
Commemorative Dessert Fork
Image Not Available for Fork given to William Craig as a wedding present
Fork given to William Craig as a wedding present
1920s
Image Not Available for Fork given to William Craig as a wedding present
Fork given to William Craig as a wedding present
1920s
Image Not Available for Presentation box containing two forks, given to William Craig as a wedding gift
Presentation box containing two forks, given to William Craig as a wedding gift
1920s