Chrome tank to boil water.  Removable lid "Frozen" spigot handle cannot be rotated       Re-enameled table-top Side tray designed to hold medical instruments Simulated replacement for missing bottom tray Gas heating element - not tested Chromed cover is worn   Frame has been stripped and clear coated ClicPic
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Item	Antique 2-burner medical instrument sterilization stand from the Kellogg Battle Creek Sanitarium in Battle Creek, Michigan, manufactured by the Scanlan Morris company of Madison, Wisconsin.    Scanlan Morris was founded by S. Gwyn Scanlan in 1904 to manufacture hospital furniture.  A series of acquisitions and mergers took place during the next 100 years and today the company is part of GE Healthcare.   Scanlan's "White Line" products were well known in the hospital industry.	Among The Sans patients: Mary Todd Lincoln, Henry Ford, Amelia Earhart, Tarzan actor Johnny Weissmuller, Sojourner Truth and President Warren Harding.
		A competitor's model
Composition	Chromed steel, painted enamel and unpainted steel.
Condition	The tank spigot is "frozen" and will not turn.  Glass gage on side of tank is free of cracks.  We've not attempted to connect a gas line so cannot comment on functional capacity of burners.
Age	1920s-30s
Size	36" high x 36" wide x 18" deep x 90 lbs
Shipping	Please email for a quotation.  Due to the size and weight this item will need to ship by freight line at a cost of around $250 depending on your location.
This item can only be shipped to the lower 48 in the U.S.  Additionally, items may be picked up in Elkhart, Indiana.  We do not maintain retail hours so please email or phone 574-875-6110 to arrange for a pick up appointment.  Thank you. Retail pricing is shown.   Email your phone number and we'll contact you regarding Wholesale qualification & pricing.