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Thread: Art imitates Art imitates a Sugar Scuttle imitating a Coal Scuttle~

2nd March 2021, 04:49 AM #1
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Art imitates Art imitates a Sugar Scuttle imitating a Coal Scuttle~
This appeared in a local auction. It is a shell casing Sugar Scuttle, that is a sugar dispencer made in the form
of a type of coal scuttle ~
Well that is how it appears - In fact it is a cast thing made to mimic a trench art sugar scuttle
made from a shell casing . In this case a 3pr size.

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