OneGuyFromBarlick

That didn’t last long, I’ve got to give it to you both. It’s a pull up plug multi socket on the kitchen island.

What is it?

Are they a set of weights?

I can see why you thought that Gloria. No, and we have seen them before. Look at the objects in the rectangular slot at the front, they are a good clue as to what is in the individual containers. (And look at the writing on the lids!)

No, I’m stuck on this one.

You've see them before. I shan't let them hang on, they are very fine watchmakers drills. As far as I can make out the numbers on the lids are the diameters of the drills in thousandths of an inch and the biggest in the box is .012". Yes, and far beyond my imagination as well.....
Next one for shaving?

What is it? Clue, it's a rough bronze casting for a part of my current steam engine.

Can you tell me what it will eventually become?

It looks as though there are no takers. I shall knock it on the head at dinnertime.....

It's the rough bronze casting that later becomes a perfectly formed steam valve...... (as if by magic! )

Kev should put his pie up as a mystery object!

Here you go then, I'll leave it open for some initial guesses. What's the filling?

I'll go for Lamb Keema?

Nay, I did that one last week it is a savoury pie though.

A Meat and Potato (and Pea’s) Pithivier

You're close Cathy, no potatoes though.

If you listened to Kitchen Cabinet on Radio 4 yesterday it might be filled with black pudding!

Black pudding would be nice but it's much more simple than that.

Mince & Onion.

With Pea’s.

PanBiker wrote: ↑19 Nov 2023, 11:36 Mince & Onion.

Ian has it. Cathy gets a bonus point as it was served with savoy cabbage, peas and gravy.
I have 5 portions in the freezer now

What is it? Clue, it's four feet square and two feet thick......

Pad stone for cast iron pillars

Hah! That didn't last long...... Exactly right Tom. I shall withdraw hurt and think of another one....