Metal cooking pots
Household metal pots photographed in the kitchenware atlas.
Spanish name: Ollas de metal
- Gross weight
- —
- Capacity
- 3875 mL
Capacity of the photographed vessel, not food weight. — means no value is recorded. Notes preserve the original source units.
Original kitchenware-atlas code 001. The M- prefix distinguishes this collection from food codes. Recorded volume: 3.875 L, displayed as 3875 mL (1 L = 1000 mL). This is vessel capacity, not food weight. Field inventory: identical original photograph bytes identify the same documented object; Diameter: 19.5cm; Height: 14.5 cm; Volume: 3.875 L. The final measurement-table capacity is retained where it differs.
Source
Laminario Menaje Final (limpio); Tabla valores menaje - laminario; Laminario menaje - con info
Photograph: Proyecto BioKusharu
Every vessel and utensil, side by side.
Select a code to see its photograph. Values are transcribed from the source; they are not averages or recommendations.
| Photo | Vessel / utensil | Gross (g) | Capacity (mL) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small pot | — | 3875 | |
| Medium pot | — | 8200 | |
| Large pot | — | 12900 |
* M-001 · Original kitchenware-atlas code 001. The M- prefix distinguishes this collection from food codes. Recorded volume: 3.875 L, displayed as 3875 mL (1 L = 1000 mL). This is vessel capacity, not food weight. Field inventory: identical original photograph bytes identify the same documented object; Diameter: 19.5cm; Height: 14.5 cm; Volume: 3.875 L. The final measurement-table capacity is retained where it differs.
* M-002 · Original kitchenware-atlas code 002. The M- prefix distinguishes this collection from food codes. Recorded volume: 8.2 L, displayed as 8200 mL (1 L = 1000 mL). This is vessel capacity, not food weight. Field inventory: identical original photograph bytes identify the same documented object; Diameter: 22 cm; Height: 32 cm; Volume: 8.2 L. The final measurement-table capacity is retained where it differs.
* M-003 · Original kitchenware-atlas code 003. The M- prefix distinguishes this collection from food codes. Recorded volume: 12.9 L, displayed as 12900 mL (1 L = 1000 mL). This is vessel capacity, not food weight. Field inventory: identical original photograph bytes identify the same documented object; Diameter: 29 cm; Height: 25 cm; Volume: 12.9 L. The final measurement-table capacity is retained where it differs.
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