Stiff plastic bristled brush with a twisted wire handle. May have been used in branch preparation areas.

Long bladed knife with wooden handle used for carving cooked meat joints. Stamped with 'SAINSBURY'

This knife holder is designed to be wall mounted. The holder is a box with an open back and base that would have been fitted directly against a wall...

Metal meat skewer. 1 end is pointed and the other end forms an ornamental crown design handle. Bears a hallmark of some kind (not silver) and...

Beech cutting board with a steel lip along one side designed to hook over the edge of a worktop. There is a handwritten inscription in black ink on...

Metal meat skewer. 1 end is pointed and the other end forms an ornamental Prince of Wales crest design handle. Bears a hallmark of some kind (not...

Rectangular beech cutting board with beech batons attached to each short side to lift it off the preparation surface. This cutting board would have...

Metal meat skewer. 1 end is pointed and the other end forms an scroll design handle. Bears a hallmark of some kind (not silver).

Rectangular beech cutting board. There are four small holes on the two longest sides, suggesting that this board was originally attached to another...

Set of cast iron balance scales. Two removeable circular metal weighing platforms sit on top of an oblong metal base unit. Between the two weighing...

Probably used for products such as dried fruit and sugar.

Ellipse shaped white plastic spatula inscribed in red, 'J. SAINSBURY'. This spatula would have been used for sampling and tasting food in branches.

Black and white photographs of meat preparation.

Metal blade inserted into a wooden double ended handle. Wrapped in two pieces of brown cloth.

Long bladed knife with plastic [Bakelite?] handle used for carving cooked meat joints. Stamped with 'J. SAINSBURY LTD.'

Short bladed cutting knife with wooden handle bound by twine.

Metal meat skewers of various sizes. One end is pointed for insertion into the meat and the other end forms a circular handle. Two of the skewers bear...

Metal meat skewer. 1 end is pointed and the other end forms an ornamental arrow flight design handle. Bears a hallmark of some kind (not silver).

Square wooden cutting board with wooden batons attached to each short side to lift it off the preparation surface.

Metal framework structure, which according to pre-existing catalogue information was used as a 'string stand'.