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Help me to identify this!

thonarkan

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caroled

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Where did you find this one? was there no identifying description with the photo? Do that reverse Google thingie and see where the photo originated.

 

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thisemmygirl

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4 hours ago, caroled said:

Where did you find this one? was there no identifying description with the photo? Do that reverse Google thingie and see where the photo originated.

 

i screenshoted the image from a YouTube clip so unfortunately no description of any kind☹️

thisemmygirl

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6 hours ago, pastrygirl said:

What is so special about it?

I’m gonna be honest, I don’t know what’s good or bad about this frying pan yet because I haven’t been able to find it on the Internet and see reviews. But almost all the Korean YouTube channels I watch use this frying pan and pot and it looks like it cooks really well, whereas mine are all useless. So if I can find it on the Internet I’ll be able to see whether it’s worth a buy or not.

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liuzhou

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9 hours ago, thisemmygirl said:

I am hoping someone can ... ... help find where I can get one.

 

Korea?

 

Or at least a Korean or Asian market where you are?

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MokaPot

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9 hours ago, thisemmygirl said:

[A]lmost all the Korean YouTube channels I watch use this frying pan and pot and it looks like it cooks really well, whereas mine are all useless. So if I can find it on the Internet I’ll be able to see whether it’s worth a buy or not.

 

9 hours ago, thisemmygirl said:

i screenshoted the image from a YouTube clip so unfortunately no description of any kind☹️

 

Those YouTubers also have Instagram accounts where you can communicate with them. I would just ask one or more of the them, "Where can I buy this pan?" It seems like the pan is popular, so probably you can buy one, too.

 

That pan looks kind of thick, so that might be why people like it. If your pans are "useless," maybe they're too thin and are burning stuff. There are lots of different pans that can help you get good results.

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MokaPot

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Some YouTubers list their email addresses right below the video. You can probably try to communicate by way of YouTube (posting a comment / questions). People seem the most responsive to IG, though.

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10 hours ago, thisemmygirl said:

UPDATE: I FOUND IT!

Just when I thought I’d have to go back to Korea to buy it, I went to a Korean grocery store I often go to and found one omelette pan with the exact same design so I flipped it over and it had written ‘Oslo made in Korea’.

http://mg.gmarket.co.kr/Item?goodscode=1104208406

Yay!  What wonderful luck.  

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Marvinator

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I'm seeking help in identifying a set of flatware we have, which came with no box.  I have searched the internet but to no avail.  It's not vintage, but I cannot seem to find this same mark on any other flatware.  Anyone out there have an idea?

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JeanneCake

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I wonder if you sent that image/picture to Replacements, along with a picture of the flatware (maybe a set if you  have one so they can see spoons, knives, etc) they might be able to identify it?

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Marvinator

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Well, oddly, I did contact Replacements.com and heard nothing back.  I thought maybe they felt since I was not going to be buying anything, that the request was not worth their time.  I may try again, but I'm still open to anyone's ideas.  Not sure if it's the brand of flatware, or a corporate brand (like Pottery Barn) or what.  Just would like to find out.  

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22 hours ago, mgaretz said:

If you keep looking with Maker's Mark, it will get harder and harder to focus...😉

 

Pass the Luxardo jar please...incredibly, I can still see it across the table.

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Marvinator

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Yes, I've searched Google many times.  I've tried using a myriad of different words, meanings, "Logo" "Manufacturer's Mark" "Flatware" "Silverware" even "Housewares" and many others and am still stymied.  

JoNorvelleWalker

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I am surprised.  I suspect replacements.com will come through, unless they are devastated by the virus.  Or by straight Bourbon whisky.  I've never had anything but the best service from replacements.com.

 

 

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MokaPot

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@Marvinator, could you post photo(s) of the entire front and back of one of those pieces? (So we can see the style of the handle, try to guess in what country it was made. See what it's made out of, etc.)

 

Also, I can't tell whether that mark is 3-D or flat. I know it's a small mark, but maybe an alternate photo of that mark would be helpful.

chromedome

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10 hours ago, Marvinator said:

Yes, I've searched Google many times.  I've tried using a myriad of different words, meanings, "Logo" "Manufacturer's Mark" "Flatware" "Silverware" even "Housewares" and many others and am still stymied.  

Image search is different. You actually put your picture of the logo into the search box, and Google finds similar images.

 

ETA a link to Google's support page for that feature, which I belatedly realized might be helpful...

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1325808?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en

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Image search was the first thing I did when I saw the pic. No joy.

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chromedome

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8 minutes ago, kayb said:

Image search was the first thing I did when I saw the pic. No joy.

Aye, well. It was worth a shot.

 

The weird thing is that it looks a LOT like the logo of a Canadian building supplies chain, but AFAIK they don't sell flatware. I guess it's not inconceivable that they'd have made a special purchase at some point, but whether they'd still have a record of who the manufacturer was is a whole other thing.

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"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

 

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Marvinator

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Not sure why it doesn't show in that picture, but they are made in china.  I probably edited it out when I first photo'd them without thinking.  LOL

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Smithy

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I have no idea what that pattern is called or who the manufacturer could be, but I think it's a very handsome design.

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