The "What is it?" thread - Part II

[Al1944]

How about a bar over a fire, for hanging cooking pot?

 

[Sonriendo]

How about a bar over a fire, for hanging cooking pot?

Nope, have a logburner Currently lit too

 

[shotokan101]

part of a barbecue ?

 

[AHILL]

a gate latch

 

[Sonriendo]

part of a barbecue ?

a gate latch

Neither of these

Cloo # 1 Normally found in most Spanish kitchens or dining rooms

 

[Storm Petrel]

G clamp maybe

 

[Al1944]

Is it a window or fanlight opener?

 

[shotokan101]

rotisserie ?

 

[Sonriendo]

G clamp maybe

Is it a window or fanlight opener?

rotisserie ?

None of these

 

[Storm Petrel]

Vice

 

[Sonriendo]

Vice

Don't have any

 

[weybourne]

Heated trivet/plate?

 

[Rob 80386]

is it a toilet seat bolt?

 

[Sonriendo]

Heated trivet/plate?

is it a toilet seat bolt?

Neither of these

 

[Al1944]

Knife sharpener

 

[shotokan101]

grill pan ?

 

[Sonriendo]

Knife sharpener

grill pan ?

Nor these

 

[Al1944]

A well!

 

[michael23]

appel peeler or corer

 

[shotokan101]

looks like a health hazard in any (UK) kitchen....

 

[Sonriendo]

A well!

Actually, I don't have one in my kitchen, but lots of friends and neighbours do

appel peeler or corer

No

 

[Al1944]

The interesting thing is that there is only a short length of 'wear' on the threads.

 

[Rob 80386]

is it part of a wood burning stove?

 

[Storm Petrel]

Old kitchen appliance clamp or old window bracket.

 

[Barrysprout]

Serrano ham holder.

 

[Sonriendo]

is it part of a wood burning stove?

No

Old kitchen appliance clamp or old window bracket.

No

Serrano ham holder.

Take it away Mr Sprout


IMG_8682-2 by Sonriendo, on Flickr

 

[Al1944]

That was a real pig!

 

[Sonriendo]

That was a real pig!

Stop hamming it up

 

[Barrysprout]

I got that one rather quick when I saw it. My mouth was watering thinking of a half carved leg with flies and a dirty looking tea towel over it. I'm just up so will post something shortly.

 

[Al1944]

Can't beat a nice bit of rust

 

[Sonriendo]

I got that one rather quick when I saw it. My mouth was watering thinking of a half carved leg with flies and a dirty looking tea towel over it. I'm just up so will post something shortly.

Delighted to inform you that my tea towel is quite clean This is the first ham of the winter, don't have them in the summer because of the flies, although I will eat it in other places

Can't beat a nice bit of rust

That's the non eating end - just for the dogs later

 

[Barrysprout]

although I will eat it in other places

Yep, it would take a lot more than a few flies to put me off. My sister had drove back from Spain a few years ago and brought a leg and stand with her. She was about to sell her house at the time and the only advice the estate agent gave before viewing was "Remove that "thing" from the kitchen"

 

[Barrysprout]

Here we go

 

[Al1944]

Is it a mould?

 

[Sonriendo]

Whetstone

 

[Barrysprout]

Is it a mould?

It's not a mould

Whetstone

nor a whetstone

 

[Sonriendo]

She was about to sell her house at the time and the only advice the estate agent gave before viewing was "Remove that "thing" from the kitchen"

What a peasant

 

[Rob 80386]

is it a weight?

 

[Barrysprout]

Its been there a while but its not a weight.

 

[Rob 80386]

is it a rubbish bin?