Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
Does it grip something, like an umbrella or broom handles?
Barbara
Barbara
Guess what this is a photo of!
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Buck
DC's Angel
How about a hedgehog hors d' oeuvre server?
miniman
Executive Chef
A flower holder.
BTW to make it bigger I right clicked and saved it into my pictures & then I opened the picture and could zoom in to get a bigger view.
BTW to make it bigger I right clicked and saved it into my pictures & then I opened the picture and could zoom in to get a bigger view.
expatgirl
Master Chef
Buck you're getting closer--I guess each piece could serve hors de oevres if they had never been used for their real purpose and you definitely wouldn't want to serve hors de oerves after the real purpose.
expatgirl
Master Chef
Sorry I forgot to respond to your answer, Barbara and Miniman, but no it's not any of those things. But glad to know, Miniman that there is a way to zoom it and make it larger.
Buck
DC's Angel
Is it a boot scraper???
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expatgirl
Master Chef
Sorry Uncle Bob, I don't know how I missed your answer of a hedgehog control in the garden but no it isn't.
Buck
DC's Angel
expat, just wanted to make sure you saw my latest guess. tnx, Buck
Uncle Bob
Chef Extraordinaire
expatgirl
Master Chef
Buck if you mean do the individual stackable pieces scrape boots no, but they do have another purpose that's considered "dirty and filthy" by some people.
Buck
DC's Angel
Is it made of metal? Ceramic? Does what it's made of matter?
expatgirl
Master Chef
Hi, Pacanis------more clarification..........the hedgehog is made up of stackable pieces that have a primary job that is considered by many people to handle a dirty filthy function but it's not boot wiping. However if you've never used it for that dirty, filthy function that they were designed for you could put nuts in them, etc. and they would look cute as each piece is a progressively smaller version of a hedgehog---now have I confused people even more????
Buck
DC's Angel
Are the spikes used to impale something?
expatgirl
Master Chef
Pacanis go back and read my post I never said it was a food server I said that it could be if you didn't ever get it dirty. It's like putting fresh flowers in an antique pitcher--the pitcher was designed for milk not flowers but you could use it as a vase which I do at home. YOu could put pocket change or marbles or BB's in these if you wanted to, but he mentioned hors de oerves so I said that he was close....they are containers for something. But the primary purpose is for something else that a lot of people consider dirty and filthy. By saying Buck was close it was the fact that they were containers of some sort---I'm sorry if I steered you the wrong way with that answer. I can see where that might be confusing and I apologize.
As for Buck's guess does it impale anything---no---but the spaces between can hold something which helps with its primary purpose
As for Buck's guess does it impale anything---no---but the spaces between can hold something which helps with its primary purpose
expatgirl
Master Chef
You got it Toyota, Pacanis! Way to go!! They are the neatest thing that I've ever seen---each one is a stackable ashtray inside the other and that's what I meant that if you never used it for cigarettes you could easily put nuts in them....glad that you understood
