🌞Description 

❤️This set of stacking brass weights dates back to the 19th to early 20th centuries (approximately 1800-1920), making it about 100 to 200 years old. It's an antique from the West (typically manufactured in Germany, Nuremberg, or France).

💚It features thick brass casting, a locking mechanism, horseshoe-shaped handles, and pinnacles—a timeless design for "Pile de Poids" or "Nesting Cup Weights."

❗️The total weight of 534 grams is crucial for accurately deciphering historical weighing systems. This net weight clearly indicates that your weights use the pre-metric French system, where 1 French pound (1 Livre) is approximately 489.5 - 500 grams. The excess weight of approximately 34-44 grams is confirmed to be...  The weight comes from the lid structure, hinges, locking bars, and the top carrying handle.

📐Size Approximately 

👉3⅛"      (8.0cm) high

👉2⅝"      (6.5cm) wide 

⚖️weight : 534 grams