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thonarkan

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blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

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Over in the Soup topic, @Darienne complimented my dishes and to avoid going off topic over there, I'll reply here...

28 minutes ago, Darienne said:

Soup looks good.  Dishes look glorious.

 

Thank you!  They were my grandmother's wedding dishes.  A Staffordshire flow blue pattern named Watteau.  

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The shallow soup bowls are a nice size - not too big.  In addition to the bowls, there are dinner plates, luncheon plates and salad plates.  Sadly, just a few cups and saucers and a number of serving pieces.  

I wish I had more of these dishes but I'll enjoy the ones I have!

 

 

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Cronker

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The Staffordshire is worth some dollars, the other set is worth sentimental value.

 The other set does indeed look like home paint pottery - tons of it around, and not very desirable in today's market.

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rotuts

rotuts

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this is a screen shot from a show Ive recently seen

 

Vermont Baker

 

so all credits go ther

 

and some time ago I was able to go to King Arthur's Flour store in VT

 

a few times a year ;

 

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thanks !

rotuts

rotuts

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i saw the Star and thought B.S.

 

Thank God it not a CombiOvenj !

 

or

 

I Wouldn't Sleep At All Tonight !

 

thanks !

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lindag

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I saw the her oven on the last episode I watched, the brand name was on the bottom.

I saw the name but it has since fallen off the back of my brain.  9_9

rotuts

rotuts

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very good and thanks

 

then there is this oven in the same show

 

Season 1 :

 

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it has a significant professional hood

 

etc

 

and could his be a Combi-Oven ?

 

credits go to :

 

" Baked in Vermont "

 

https://decider.com/2018/01/03/baked-in-vermont-sandra-bullock-sister/

 

of course , Im not interested in her sister

 

just the oven

 

decent show

 

theatric's are well there

 

Sooo

 

what's this oven ?

gfweb

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6 hours ago, rotuts said:

very good and thanks

 

then there is this oven in the same show

 

Season 1 :

 

5b198310dcd08_VBoven.jpg.ac237e206ffde56035bbffd9c6791ee1.jpg

 

it has a significant professional hood

 

etc

 

and could his be a Combi-Oven ?

 

credits go to :

 

" Baked in Vermont "

 

https://decider.com/2018/01/03/baked-in-vermont-sandra-bullock-sister/

 

of course , Im not interested in her sister

 

just the oven

 

decent show

 

theatric's are well there

 

Sooo

 

what's this oven ?

 

Im sort of seeing the nameplate behind that guys head saying "rational" which makes combi ovens. But I couldn't find anything like this on eBay. 

 

I did find several smallish combis in the <$3000 range...

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chromedome

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It looks like a Rational to me as well, but I'm guessing the image is reversed. The controls should be on the left.

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JoNorvelleWalker

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10 minutes ago, chromedome said:

It looks like a Rational to me as well, but I'm guessing the image is reversed. The controls should be on the left.

 

An Irrational?

 

Great for baking pi.

 

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chromedome

chromedome

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LOL

“Who loves a garden, loves a greenhouse too.” - William Cowper, The Task, Book Three

 

"Not knowing the scope of your own ignorance is part of the human condition...The first rule of the Dunning-Kruger club is you don’t know you’re a member of the Dunning-Kruger club.” - psychologist David Dunning

 

"My imagination makes me human and makes me a fool; it gives me all the world and exiles me from it." Ursula K. Le Guin

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rotuts

rotuts

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rather than start a new thread , pls help ID a few items from The Chef's Line:

 

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this pot was steaming away  .  could it be a rice cooker ?

 

this pan looks interesting :

 

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any ideas ?

 

and a brass wok :

 

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this is said to not allow coconut  milk and cream to curdle

 

anyone have one >  said to be  useful for Thai cooking

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Porthos

Porthos

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I'm in the process of cataloging kitchen items in my FIL's kitchen for donation, hopefully to local shelters to help people who are starting to live independently.  I am not sure what the pan pictured below is. My best guess is s deep dish pie pan but I'm not sure. Can anyone help me with this?

 

 

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lindag

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7 hours ago, Porthos said:

I'm in the process of cataloging kitchen items in my FIL's kitchen for donation, hopefully to local shelters to help people who are starting to live independently.  I am not sure what the pan pictured below is. My best guess is s deep dish pie pan but I'm not sure. Can anyone help me with this?

 

 

 

Looks like a basin to me.

Smithy

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12 hours ago, Porthos said:

I'm in the process of cataloging kitchen items in my FIL's kitchen for donation, hopefully to local shelters to help people who are starting to live independently.  I am not sure what the pan pictured below is. My best guess is s deep dish pie pan but I'm not sure. Can anyone help me with this?

 

 

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Can you post pictures of the bottom, or interior, or else give measurements? Does it have any markings? I agree with @lindag that it doesn't look like a deep-dish pie pan. It reminds me a bit of an aluminum bowl my grandmother used to use for her bean-snapping, although that was smaller than yours appears to be. It also reminds me of one half of the Wearever pan set she had, where one pan fit atop another to make a lid for a Dutch oven.

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Porthos

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@Smithy Exact measurement to come; they're on my laptop. i can tell you that it's a Wearever and approximately 9 1/2" x 2".

 

ETA: It shows signs of use in the build-up of polymerized oils on the edges.

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chord

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On 2/27/2019 at 11:48 AM, Smithy said:

 

Can you post pictures of the bottom, or interior, or else give measurements? Does it have any markings? I agree with @lindag that it doesn't look like a deep-dish pie pan. It reminds me a bit of an aluminum bowl my grandmother used to use for her bean-snapping, although that was smaller than yours appears to be. It also reminds me of one half of the Wearever pan set she had, where one pan fit atop another to make a lid for a Dutch oven.

 

Does it say #802 on the bottom?

 

Ebay has a few items which look similar to yours. Most of the listings describe it as a deep dish cake pan:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Wear-Ever-Heavy-Aluminum-9-Deep-Dish-Pie-Cake-Pan-802-Made-in-USA/

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Wear-Ever-Aluminum-Heavy-Deep-Pie-Cake-Insert-Pan-No-802-USA/

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-WearEver-heavy-duty-aluminum-deep-dish-bowl-cake-pan-802/

 

 

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thisemmygirl

thisemmygirl

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Hi all!

I am hoping someone can identify this frying pan or help find where I can get one. I have been looking all over the internet but found nothing. Someone help~ thanks!

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