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The image shows a display case in a museum. On the left side of the case, a label describes a "Chromium-plated brass pancake and corn set," designed before 1934 by Russel Wright and made by the Chase Brass & Copper Company. The set includes a butter can with salt and pepper pots and is noted for its Bauhaus influence and "machine age" aesthetic, serving as a stylish alternative to silver during the Depression. In the center of the display, the actual chromium-plated brass set is showcased. It features a spherical teapot with a handle and a spout, resting on a round blue tray. Three smaller spherical salt and pepper shakers, one with a perforated top, are also on the tray. On the right side of the case, another label describes a "Glass tea kettle," designed in 1944 by Peter Schlumbohm for the Chemex Corporation in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The kettle is made of borosilicate glass with a simple tube stopper designed to prevent steam from escaping and provide a secure grip. The label also mentions that Schlumbohm was a German immigrant inventor whose designs proved commercially successful. The museum display is well-lit, with reflections visible on the polished surfaces of the objects. The background is a blur of the museum environment, including other display cases and possibly visitors. The image does not contain any information about the specific location in London, United Kingdom.
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