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Some sort of lighting unit, disco perhaps?
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A de-humidifier?
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Dead right P. A jack is only as good as the support under it!
David, it's modern, I suspect not big enough to be a dehumidifier. Is it an ioniser for improving air quality?
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None of the above...

Ian is vaguely in the territory with disco though.
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A clock radio?
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A smoke generator for use in discos and council meetings.
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:laugh5: :laugh5:
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A multiple charger for mobiles, iPads etc.
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A speaker/sound system. I see the usb memory stick connector at the front.
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Marilyn is spot on; small but very effective speaker.
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Yay! ( about time!)
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Neither. Instead have a think about this object that Tripps has sent in.

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Looks like someone's Grandpa helped them with bits from his shed toward a "sculpture" for "show and tell" at school.
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I agree Maz! The first thing I thought of was a quirky engineer's set of book ends. No doubt Dave will watch the topic and put us straight....
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Ham sandwich holder, (work that one out?)
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Steam Punk art!
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Plaques...I get what you are saying but I see a ham-clamp-switch.
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Marilyn wrote:Looks like someone's Grandpa helped them with bits from his shed toward a "sculpture" for "show and tell" at school.
Well done Maz - you're on a run. :smile: I liked the other answers too.

However - someones Grandpa was Sir Anthony Caro, and this piece named "Little Stamp Book" sold this week at a London auction for a hammer price of only £12500. There's 30% commission (including VAT) - not to mention 4% for Artists Resale Rights, to add to that.

Stanley - it's not too late. Get stuck into the scrap treasure box, and start the 'Northern Powerhouse' school of sculpture. :smile:
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Funny you should say that but it occurred to me when I saw it. Another funny that has been lurking at the back of my mind is a door knocker.....
I've often said that my engines are a form of sculpture.....

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Try an oldie, see how good your memories are....

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Difficult without seeing the size but we used to use something similar to put on a horse to stop it biting.
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Muzzle for a ferret?
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A thumb/finger protecter ?
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Pail for milking small mammals
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The 'bucket' is only about two inches long and made of lead. Nobody is there yet.....
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