1950S Porcelain Instrument Transformers – Group Of 4
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Group of four porcelain and sheet-steel instrument transformers from the 1950s, recovered from a high-voltage area of a power station and also suitable for use as an unidentified technical device. Their white porcelain bodies, terminals and worn metal housings create a powerful laboratory, power-station and retrofuturistic character.
Group of four porcelain and sheet-steel instrument transformers from the 1950s, recovered from a high-voltage area of a power station and also suitable for use as an unidentified technical device. Their white porcelain bodies, terminals and worn metal housings create a powerful laboratory, power-station and retrofuturistic character.
| Weight | 16 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 40 × 30 × 35 cm |
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