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It is to hang clothes on. My mom has one that she said her mother used. It is actually pretty good sized the arms/spokes on ours are about 36" long. We have it hanging on the wall and have quilts on it. We currently only have 2 as some were taken down to be used elsewhere and not hung back up yet.
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When I lived on the farm we had one on the wall near the wood stove in the kitchen to hang towels on or mittens and gloves.
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Originally Posted by cwessel47
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Looks like a mini clothes dryer to me. Good for dish towels, etc. Don't know the scale, of course, but I have seen items like that for that purpose.
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i HAVE ONE THAT IS SIMILAR. iT'S A DRYER. ATTATCHES TO THE WALL AND COLLAPSES WHEN NOT BEING USED.
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It is a mini clothes hanger for dish towels etc.
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It looks like a clothes hoist to me.
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Originally Posted by davebrill
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My mother-in-law gave this to me and asked if I could fix it. It is broken, and missing a part, and I do not know what it is to look it up and find out how to fix it. Can anyone help me out?
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I agree with everyone. I had my engineer/companion gaze upon it and he agreed. Everyone who recognised it has dated themselves!! LOL
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OMG! DH and I have been antiquing for quite some time and I am always looking for one of those! I want one just like it because we used to have one hanging in the kitchen growing up. I am wanting one close to my machine to hang fabric strips on. Have very little space for things and one of these racks would come in so handy on the wall. Jealous of every one of you who has one. Don't want a new-fangled plastic one. I want one like I grew up with. So, we keep on trekking to those antique places, farms, and country garage sales.
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I have a one in my laundry room. Its used to hang small items, hand towels etc to dry.
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