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HAND CHASED ENGLISH SILVERPLATE BUN WARMER: Mechanical tri-section server in a twig motif frame. English hallmarks and EPNS. 10''h, 8'' dia.
I Love this it's one of my faves... When people come over I put it on the table and play "guess what this is"
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how pretty -- never would have guessed a biscuit warmer -- thanks for sharing
The game is fun... Thanks epson! I should have posted it as the game, instead of the answer! It could have been fun for everyone on CW.
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no no no -- we drove ourselves nuts last night with heidinors postings on guessing what grandpa had squirreled away over the year -- it was kinda fun
I'll have to check that out... Sounds like it was fun!