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17 comments:
A hanging thing for kitchen utensils
haha.....guess what NO!
bugger! (and don't shout!) :)
A lamp shade
is it a mosquito net hanging device?
Hanging basket holder.
A lampshade holder, (only cos my one in my hallway, looks similar to that).
A sock and underwear hanging thingy, you peg them on there for drying.
A lamp shade
no, not a lamp shade
is it a mosquito net hanging device?
no...sorry
Hanging basket holder.
No
A lampshade holder, (only cos my one in my hallway, looks similar to that).
No, but sounds good
A sock and underwear hanging thingy, you peg them on there for drying.
would be good for that but no!
Something to do with fishing?
No, Dieter...nothing to do with fishing
Something used
with hair, as
to hold long
hair in place.
no nothing to do with hair
Hint...This was used in the old days
lol the old days hey go easy on the clues.... used with candles?
not for candles
ok...big hint Think carriages
used to hold
the horse's
tail. ha ha
Answer is for holding horse carriage drivers whips.
This would have been found in a store, where it was used to hold and display carriage driver’s whips. A knot was tied in the small end, which was then inserted into one of the slots.
Well done Johnno.
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