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bloc is intentionally uncomplicated and approachable. Classic in material and form, it sits comfortably within the genre of table ware and yet is a distinctive and refined solution to a domestic need. It is a two part object, comprised of an elevated food grade polyethylene board which locates firmly into an accompanying acrylic tray. Together these elements provide a mechanism for slicing bread and collecting the debris that result. A gutter and trap (at edge and centre) naturally consume debris as it is produced- providing a clean, serviceable work surface and containing overspill.
The function of the object is clear. Material and form suggest use and the user is positioned centre stage- in an act of consumption. The design itself represents an interesting convergence of local manufacturing infrastructure, craft knowledge and digital technologies. The product has clear connection to my background in gold and silversmithing. Yet digital modelling has streamlined the development of tooling. A local plastics manufacturer has provided technical advice and access to vacuum forming equipment, extending materials and technical potentials.
Copper kitchenware at Chateau de Chenonceau. The current chateau has a small section built in the 1200s with the major sections constructed in the 1500s. Originally the chateau belonged to the Marquis family who sold it to Thomas Bohier in 1513. King Frances I seized the chateau in 1535. After his death in 1547, King Henry II gave the chateau to his mistress Diane de Poitiers. She added the arched bridge over the river and gardens to the grounds. King Henry II died in 1559 and his widow Catherine de Medici made Diane leave and took over the chateau until her death in 1589. The chateau then went to Louise de Lorraine-Vaudemont the wife of King Henry III. Chenonceau, Loire Valley France
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I bought this brand new at Cracker Barrel. It covers two burners like my old griddle, but unlike my old griddle this one is real honest-to-goodness cast iron!
The latest craze, fruits with hot chocolate for dipping. (sorry chocolates and candle are not included)
Picked this up in the Craigslist listing with the Primary Colors Refrigerator set. There is a glass bowl that has handles that fits into a metal holder. There is space beneath the bowl for ice. The lid has cut outs on two sides for the bowl handles. It seems that it was perhaps a way to keep a dish cold probably at parties or something. Would be great for a fruit salad at a picnic!
The bottom markings are as follows:
684-B-024-624-B
The size of the bowl compares well to the 2 quart covered round casserole which has the 024 Id # as well. The 624-B Id # also matches the clear lids that went with the round casseroles, which are 624-Cs. This leads me to believe that the actual metal holder is the 684-B Id. Very interesting!