Attribution Signs: This piece has an attribution mark
Condition: used
Period: 50's
Height: 21,5 centimeters
Diameter: 23,5 centimeters
Object Weight: 0,80 kilograms
Material: plastic
Color: orange, ivory
Condition: Very good — vintage item has no defects but may show minor traces of wear State
Defects: Light wear consistent with age and use
This Krups scale from the 1950s features a distinctive design with an attractive, retro look. The base is made of beige plastic, with the "Krups" logo clearly visible on the front. The top of the scale is made of an orange plastic container, which adds a touch of bright, typically vintage color to the appliance.
The history of Krups is one of passion for detail. Initially, Robert Krups produced high-precision scales that were so reliable that they quickly made his name famous and familiar. Robert Krups once said: "My greatest wish is that my products reach the highest level of technical perfection." His wish was granted, to the delight of millions of customers around the world! Already renowned for its high-precision scales, Krups became the number one brand in this segment in Germany. Krups scales would continue to be sold for over a century.
The scale is designed to measure kitchen ingredients, while maintaining a compact and functional structure. The unit of measurement is indicated on the top of the base, near the adjustment mechanism. The simple and functional design reflects the practical and modern aesthetic of mid-century appliances, with clean lines and durable plastic materials.
In short, this Krups scale is not only a useful kitchen tool, but also a charming piece of furniture that carries with it the charm of 1950s industrial design and the long tradition of precision and reliability of the Krups brand.
