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Post  mumof1 Mon 13 Aug - 7:02

What do you call this little pot please? Trade_10
looks like a sugar bowl without the lid, but is only as big as an egg cup (cook & serve. What is it called. or what is it for?)
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Post  Jonno Mon 13 Aug - 10:17

I have one exactly the same shape except in Autumn Splendour pattern no lid with mine but I suspect they did have one .
Could it have been to set a classic egg custard in the oven in cordon bleu cookery called a Creme Caramel generally finished with a gas flame hence the oven to table
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Post  Marl474 Tue 14 Aug - 5:03

Hi, it is a mustard pot and would have had a lid with a small hole on the edge to accommodate a mustard spoon. It used to be quite common to have freshly mixed mustard as part of the condiments. Cheers, marl
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Post  Ev Tue 14 Aug - 6:35

Hahaa Marl beat me to it .... I was going to play a guessing game ... Razz
There was no need for the mustard pot to be 'ovenproof' really as it would never have been put into the oven.
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Post  Marl474 Tue 14 Aug - 8:41

sorry about that Ev!
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