OneGuyFromBarlick

Where's the grater part?
Can't handle any more, I'm off to bed.

Chinatyke got it, with help along the way from Cathy. It's a cheese grater in two parts. Grate cheese on the lid and the bits fall into the lower part. The recessed end is where you hold it with your other hand and it works well. It's made by Valira and we've had it at least 25 years; I can't find it on the Web. Here it is Cathy - if I'd put this photo on it wouldn't have been a mystery object!

How do we get from pic 1 to pic 2, what are those two round parts at the front of pic 1 ?

Space for your fingers Cathy. That was a good one.....

Indeed Stanley.
Well this should be an easy one, most of us probably have one, but do you use it...
What is the white item?
What does it do?
Where is it used?

My first thought was a Shewee! But I don't think so. I shall have to think......

Is it part of a washing machine or a tumble drier?

thinking....thinking...

No correct answers yet.

Is it a divider for something such as a vegetable tray in a fridge?

Is it to remove ice from the walls of the freezer compartment?
Scrap that. It is too big.
A moisture collector in your fridge? To be pulled out and emptied now and then...
If it is, I don't have one of those.

Still baffled.....

All good tries (except for the Shewee )
China has it. Good On Ya China!

Gold star for you (oh dear , no stars)
In situ.... We call them Crispers down here.

That was a crafty one, Cathy. We'll spotted, China!

It was the shape that gave me the idea but it was just a guess. I don't think I've ever seen one, and certainly never owned one.

It was another good one!

Certainly had me foxed !

Next one?

What's this?...

Lump of ambergris wrapped up in a Aldi food bag to preserve the aroma. Not to be sniffed at.

I can see a face on it and it doesn't look very happy.

Not ambergris, Plaques. Not meant to be a face, Cathy - but who knows, perhaps there's someone in there trying to get out!

Is it a piece of rosin?

Alabaster, Gypsum. Alas poor Yorick, are you in there?

Not alabaster (gypsum) or rosin. Perhaps it was Yorick that Cathy was seeing. And before anyone asks, no, it's not a piece of solidified Brexit!