Weigh scales

Antique French weighing scales bring material history and working precision to the kitchen, study, or shop-style interior. This collection draws from the full span of French commercial and domestic weighing traditions, spanning the 19th century through the mid-20th century, with examples produced for pharmacies, trade counters, grocery stores, and farmhouse kitchens.

The selection includes cast iron and brass balance scales with graduated weights, Art Deco enamel counter scales by Testut, apothecary balance scales with brass pans and a wooden drawer base, large two-pan mercantile scales with marble tops and ebonized bases, and cast iron trade weight sets with original kilo markings. Across the range, both restrained and more refined examples demonstrate the care applied to functional commercial instruments throughout this period.

These scales work naturally on kitchen counters, butcher's tables, and open shelving, and pair well with antique copper cookware, mortar and pestles, and many other culinary antiques.

Each scale is precisely measured, clearly documented, and professionally photographed, with condition and completeness of weights noted. Stock availability is updated in real time. All pieces ship directly from France and are carefully packed for safe international delivery.