Ancient history

What tools did colonial chandlers use in their trade?

Scales and weights: For measuring out exact quantities of goods, such as spices, herbs, and dried fruits.

Mortars and pestles: For grinding ingredients and mixing spices and herbs.

Sieves: For sifting and sorting various ingredients.

Funnels: For transferring liquids into bottles and containers.

Spoons and spatulas: For mixing, stirring, and measuring ingredients.

Chopping blocks and knives: For cutting and preparing ingredients.

Storage containers: Such as barrels, jars, and sacks, for storing and preserving goods.

Casks and barrels: For transporting and storing liquids, such as wine, vinegar, and oils.

Branding irons: For marking their products and ensuring quality control.

Pestle and mortar: Used for grinding spices, herbs, and other ingredients.

Candle molds: Used to create candles of various shapes and sizes.

Wicks: Used to create a flame in candles.

Dipping vats: Used to dip candles in wax.

Cooling racks: Used to cool newly-made candles.

Cutting tools: Used to trim and shape candles.