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This is from the same Goodwill yesterday where I saw the carafe and the Verde 442 and passed on them. The carafe is still there and then I found these little beauties. $8 for both. Bonus pictures of the glasbake mixing bowls I found for my old Sunbeam. ($10). I'm using the newer metal replacements and I'm happy to find the original glass ones. All at a great price. I'm not a big fan of butterfly gold so this will be gifted to my friend that collects it.

Not something super vintage or special, but this thing has been knocking around in my oven drawer for a very long time and I finally just opened it to steam some asparagus.

I already have the Verde 442, although I think with some bar keepers this one would have cleaned up really nice, only $3. Same with the coffee carafe, it was absolutely gorgeous and I was so bummed I couldn't find the lid to it. I searched high and low in that store. It was also only three bucks. I left them both for someone else because I don't need duplicates, And I like things to be complete.

Found this roasting dish(?) with trivet at Goodwill for $7 yesterday. I already have the dish so I mainly bought it for the trivet, although this dish is in much better shape than my other one, So I will likely give the other one away as a gift. What do you call a dish like this and what is it used for? I've never used mine. Is it for baking like a turkey or a ham? Is it just for carving and serving like a platter? Can someone enlighten me? Thanks :-)