Mystery Object, the Original MK III...

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  1. Marley Farley

    Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

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    :dh: The other thread was so big it is time to start a new one..... :D

    :roll: Poor Pal is having problems with his computer & P/bucket so just for the moment I will start a new one off... A real easy peasy one... :D

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    No, It had/has (if it fitted mine), a specific use ..:WINK1:
     
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    Looks like the handle end of a trivet, but doesn't sound like that'll be correct though.
     
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    Big big bottle opener ?:thumbsup:
     
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    Trivet?

    Oops just noticed that's already been suggested:WINK1:
     
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    Cherry wood laminated flooring :angel:[hr]
    Plant stand , jardiniere ?
     
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    Well Scrungee was the first to mention Trivet... It is actually a an old cast iron pot or Smoothing Iron stand or trivet....!! :thumbsup:

    So what have you got for us then Scrungee..??

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    Well, not knowing how difficult they normally are, I've just snapped this:

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    :) It must be a box of something....but what?

    Tool box
    Seed box
    Letter box
    Money box

    Proberbly not a box at all....lol. :what:
     
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    Ash box on a fire.?:scratch:

    :inautumnleaves: You can make them as hard or as easy as you like Scrungee... :WINK1::blue thumb:
     
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    It's probably rather a rather well worn example of something that's only used every few years or so.
     
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