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Market bench (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The aisle's own seat: a 1.8 m bench with cast iron ends and scrolled brackets carrying four timber seat slats and a three slat raked back, in the hall's bottle green and timber.
Hardware and tool pegboard (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The hardware pitch's back wall: a 1.5 m pegboard in a steel frame with twenty hooks of blank card packets, a row of hand tools, a lower display shelf and a bin of boxed stock under it.
Vinyl record crate set (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same stand with three crates of filed record sleeves, raked back for browsing, and one sleeve stood at the front of the deck. Every sleeve face is a blank colour field with no artwork or text.
Second hand book box set (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
Three open crates of upright second hand books on a folding stand, the spines varied in thickness, height and colour with a few leaning at the end of each box. Every spine and cover is blank.
Plant pot display (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The garden trader's tiered staging: three timber tiers of fifteen terracotta pots, each with a spray of foliage and some with flower heads, stepped so the back row still reads over the front one.
Fabric bolt rack (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The draper's raked rack: a steel frame with three rails carrying twelve rolled bolts of cloth in the hall's five colours, wound ends out so the rack reads as fabric at any distance.
Haberdashery tray set (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same stacking trays fitted with a divider grid and filled with reels of thread and rolls of ribbon in four colours, with a stack of blank card packets on top. The draper's half of a mixed hall.
Ceramic and homeware shelf (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit stocked as a homeware pitch: stacked bowls on the bottom deck, plates stood on edge in a rack on the middle one and twelve mugs above, glazed in cream, blue and green.
Flower bucket display (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The florist's stepped staging: three timber tiers carrying twelve galvanised buckets, each with a bunch of generic stems and simple blooms in red, amber and cream. The single tallest piece of colour in a brick and iron hall.
Folding trader table (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 1.5 m folding table a casual pitch is built on: a timber top on a tubular steel frame with folding legs and a stretcher, dressed with a green cloth over the front edge and a stack of blank paper bags.
AnimatedStock trolley (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The two deck steel trolley stock comes in on: a welded frame on four castors with a push handle, loaded with blank cartons on the lower deck and an open crate and bundles on the upper one.
Stall stool (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The four legged timber stool a trader perches on between customers: a 0.32 m turned seat at 0.66 m on splayed round legs with a ring stretcher.
AnimatedTrader cash box (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The tin a day trader takes the float in: a 0.3 m pressed steel box with a lipped hinged lid, a wire carry handle and a blank lock escutcheon on the front.
AnimatedGlass display case with sliding doors (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A 1.2 m glazed counter top case on a timber base: a steel frame with glass on the front, both gables and the top, two glass shelves of blank boxed stock, and two sliding rear leaves in a single head and sill track.
AnimatedTill and card reader (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The pay point of a modern pitch: a steel till body with a raked blank display and a key block, a card reader on a gooseneck stand beside it, and a cash drawer on runners under the deck.
AnimatedCounter scales with a tipping pan (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The cast iron balance every market counter has: a moulded base, a beam, a dial head with a blank face and a single needle, a brass pan on a stirrup and three loose weights. No figures on the dial and no maker name.
Produce display slope with crates (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The raked front a greengrocer trades off: a timber trestle with a 0.96 m sloping deck, a toe board along the front and three stepped crates of generic produce in green, red and amber, with a slate board over the top crate.
Hanging stock rail (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A free standing steel rail 1.65 m high on two footplates, hung with nine blank shouldered garments on wire hangers in the hall's three trader colours, the rail a clothing pitch stands beside its counter.
Awning strip on folding arms (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A 2.8 m striped canvas awning on folding steel arms with a scalloped valance, the strip a hall fixes over a lock up front so the row under the clerestory reads as shopfronts rather than shutters.
Stall back shelving unit (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The stocked shelf unit that closes the back of a pitch: four timber decks 2.05 m high carrying blank cartons and bundles, with two open crates and a base deck underneath for the day's reserve stock.
Stall counter module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 1.5 m boarded counter a trader couples into any length of frontage: a timber trestle frame with a red boarded front, a 0.95 m deck with a back upstand and an undershelf of blank paper bags and cartons.
Pigeon netting frame (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A galvanised frame of 2.4 m by 1.2 m carrying a fine mesh, the panel a hall fixes under its eaves and rooflights to keep birds out of the trading floor. Rests on its bottom rail at y=0.
Stall price board on an easel (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same blank board fitted to a folding counter easel: a timber frame round a slate field with a chalk rail head, raked back on splayed legs to stand on a counter or the end of a display slope.
Hanging trader sign, blue field (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same hanging board in the hall's second trader livery, a deep blue field in the same iron frame, so a row of pitches reads as different traders without a single word of text.