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    Posted 11 years ago

    WalterF
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    Just looking to ID "what it is used for". It measures about 15.5" long overall. The Pans are approx. 3.5" across. Estate sale find. Silver plated on brass or copper ( non-ferrous) with wooden handles. It does come apart at pivot point, into to pieces. I thought it was for cooking eggs but research into that type of device lead me nowhere. Would appreciate some help.

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    1. WalterF, 11 years ago
      Bed warmer?
    2. Jewels Jewels, 11 years ago
      Just a guess, maybe for flattening and shaping some dough of some sort...?
    3. rocker-sd rocker-sd, 11 years ago
      I have had several of these over the years. I was told they were for making a pastry out of two pieces of bread. You place a piece of bread on ech side and put a dollop of jam or any other filling in the center and clamp shut, trim off the excess bread and roast it over a fire. That's what I was told, but never tried it.
    4. WalterF, 11 years ago
      Hmmm, never would've guessed that one. I was leaning towards a bed warmer, but size is a tad small. You guys rock. Might just try it, now!

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