CS Osborne Pouring Ladle

Made in USA · C.S. Osborne ~ Since 1826

• Stout & hefty construction
• Bowl is made of forged steel 
• Steel handles are black smith welded to the bowls
• Pours material evenly - two pouring lips
• Superior durability

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  A tough & stout USA-made pouring ladle made by C.S. Osborne. Iron, lead, aluminium, even bronze & berylium pour evenly from a forged steel bowl. Residue that clogs a cast-iron bowl is easily tapped out of a heat retaining Osborne steel ladle. Osborne pouring ladels are made with forged steel bowls. Steel handles are black smith welded to the bowls. Double lipped bowls. Heavy quality for long use. Exceptionally fine workmanship goes into all ladles.  Made in the USA.

  From the Manufacturer:

      Since 1826, the Osborne family had dedicated itself to providing the very finest tools. Ably assisted by employees who average over ten years of service to the company, the eighth generation of the Osborne family still manages the firm & continues the tradition requiring strict adherence to the highest standards of quality & service. This dedication continues to put the best possible tools in the hands of the professional.  CS Osborne - Made in the USA.

• Product	Diameter of Bowl	Depth of Bowl	Liquid Capacity	Lead Capacity	Gauge Thickness	Handle Thickness	Overall Length	Model #
  C.S. Osborne Pouring Ladle ~ 1/2 Gill (2 oz)	2 - 1/2"	1 - 3/16"	1/2 gill (2 oz)	1 - 1/4 lbs	12	3/16" x 1/2"	15 - 1/2"	CSO-373-2-1/2
  C.S. Osborne Pouring Ladle ~ 2/3 Gill (2 - 2/3 oz)	3"	1 - 3/8"	2/3 gill (2 - 2/3 oz)	2 - 1/4 lbs	12	3/16" x 1/2"	16"	CSO-373-3
  C.S. Osborne Pouring Ladle ~ 1 - 3/4 Gill (7 oz)	4"	1 - 9/16"	1 - 1/4 gill (7 oz)	4 - 1/4 lbs	10	3/16" x 5/8"	19 - 1/2"	CSO-373-4
  C.S. Osborne Pouring Ladle ~ 1 - 1/4 Pint	6"	2 - 1/2"	1 - 1/4 pint	14 - 1/4 lbs	10	1/4" x 1"	25 - 3/4"	CSO-373-6

   

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