A DISPLAY OF VICTORIAN COOKWARE


A DISPLAY OF VICTORIAN COOKWARE
On show at Lanhydrock House in Cornwall.

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  1. Mike Perry - making me hungry, Mike.
    Have you ever heard of using HP Sauce (much like A-1 sauce here in the colonies) as a polish for copper? One of those long ago memories...

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  2. moonlight shadow & BAVEL VELKO Thank you for leaving comments.

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  3. Mike Martin I know HP sauce well - like it with my vegetable Cornish Pasty! Haven't heard of it as a polish though - I'll have to have to give that a try - thanks.

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  4. The "Kitchenalia" collectors would love these items Mike. A good image showing items from a time gone by.

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  5. Love the way a copper kettle or pan will cook things just right. And the way they brighten any kitchen. A shame they became so expensive. Mike Perry

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  6. Margaret Siemers The copper items certainly look effective - don't see many of them nowadays. Same with copper ornaments - they used to be popular but I guess people no longer like the idea of having to polish them regularly.

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