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Name: 02. Perrin & Rowe - Georgian Era Pot FillerManufacturer - Recommended Printer: Resin 3d PrinterSeries: Furniture Designers SeriesScale: 1:123D Builder: Sensaiku
Georgian Era Pot Filler – Classical Function Above the Range
The Georgian Era Pot Filler by Perrin & Rowe embodies traditional British craftsmanship inspired by 18th-century design. With its articulated swing arms and decorative detailing, the fixture brings historical elegance into the modern kitchen. Its wall-mounted form is both practical and visually refined, serving as a statement piece above the cooktop.
Engineered for convenience, the pot filler allows users to fill large pots directly at the stove, eliminating the need to carry heavy cookware from the sink. The dual-jointed arm extends smoothly for maximum reach and folds neatly back against the wall when not in use. Ornamental cross handles and polished metal finishes enhance its classical aesthetic while maintaining functional precision.
In 1:12 scale miniature form, the Georgian Era Pot Filler becomes a sophisticated detail for dollhouse kitchens, architectural models, and interior dioramas. The scaled-down version preserves the articulated arms, elegant proportions, and period-inspired character, making it an ideal accessory for hobbyists and designers who appreciate authentic traditional fixtures in miniature environments.
The Model are suitable for:
- Barbie Doll
- Amigurumi Doll
- Bjd Doll
- Pullip Doll
- Coraline Doll
- Blythe Doll
- Minifee Doll
- Dollfie Doll
Commercial Use LicenseBuyers can print and sell physical items made from the STL file. However, they cannot resell or redistribute the digital file itself.
3D Printer Type Recommendation:Scale:1:12 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer1:24 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer1:48 - Resin 3D Printer
3D Printer Recommendations:
FDM Printer:Creality Ender 3 V2Bambulab A1
Resin Printer:Elegoo Mars 3Anycubic Photon Mono X
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