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Post  Maryr Tue 14 Jan - 10:43

I don't think this one is on record yet. This and the one below are both about 15-16 cm tall.
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The base is plain flat as in other Royal Oak.
This second casserole has the remains of a label, unfortunately some of it is illegible. It says "Colo??? Ovenware by Royal Oak". I have just noticed these two casseroles have different knobs.... Ev, which distresses you the most??
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Post  Ev Tue 14 Jan - 12:12

Haha I don't like either as you need a decent knob to grab with a pot mit to stir the casserole. Hmmm I wonder if it ok to cook in? Maybe it is for seving things in?
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